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Following pages introduce books found in the lab, stacking on book shelves, desks, tables, tatami floors or even in card boxes.Return to NoobowSystems Lab. Home
After moved to the U.S., reading books and magazines written in English was indeed painful to me. It was quite usual that I could not understand at all what newspapers were talking about. Then I started to subscribe QST, a magazine for the amateur radio, and tried to read it. With my favorite topics and familiar terms, fun overcame the pain. Months after, I found myself much accustomed to read English books.
Still, however, I hesitate to read books without photos or pictures. And reading through all the pages is still a great challenge to me. Therefore the books and magazines are stacked, after gracing at them. Reading engineering or technical books are much easier since they clearly state the facts. Novels with plenty of emotional descriptions are quite tough to me. Hope someday I could immediately laugh when I read the comic page of San Jose Mercury Sunday issue ....
Copyright 2000 NoobowSystems Lab. Tomioka, Japan
Copyright 1999 NoobowSystems Lab. San Jose, California
27-Nov-2000 Added TAKEDOWN.
18-Jun-2000 Added X-29.
19-May-2000 Added Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance.
04-Mar-2000 Added Radio Handbook.
03-Mar-2000 Added Radio Designer's Handbook.
13-Feb-2000 Added Radios by Philip Collins.
17-Jan-2000 Added Servicing Superheterodynes.
05-May-1999 Added Air Disaster.
11-Feb-1999 Added Avro Arrow.
17-Jan-1999 Revised.
26-Oct-1998 Created.