Data Mode Books

By Dave Coomber, G8UYZ and Martin Croft, G8NZU. This is a light-hearted introduction to packet radio which will help any beginner get started. Detailed practical advise on connecting equipment up and configurations. Contains much reference information as a handy supplement to equipment manuals.
RSGB. 264 pages. 2nd Edition. 1995 ISBN 1-872309-31-3.

MFJ-3036 Packet Operators Handbook

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MFJ-3036 Packet Operators Handbook

DMFA-BK Digital Modes For All Occasions 2002 Edition

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Written by Murray Greenman, ZL1BPU, a leading expert on digital modes, this book will appeal to anybody who is interested in these modes. It covers the history of digital modes and describes serial transmission and various data and error correction techniques. It also contains details of how to set-up the computer and sound card for digital modes. There is an extensive reference section of books, papers, software and web sites related to digital modes.
RSGB. 208 pages 2002 Ed. ISBN 1-872309-82-8

MFJ-32 Packet Radio Made Easy by Buck Rogers, K4ABT

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Packet Radio for Beginners

YFPS-BK Your First Packet Station 2nd Reprint 1997

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By Steve Jelly, G0WSJ. This handy guide shows you how easy it is to set up a basic packet radio station. It describes the equipment you need and how to connect it up and communicate with other packet users. It also explains bulletin boards, DX Clusters and other features of packet. An ideal choice for absolute beginners.
RSGB. 75 pages. 2nd Reprint 1997 ISBN 1-872309-38-0.