By Braga Newton C 2000 Paperback Top — Pirate Radio And Video Experimental Transmitter Projects Electronic Circuit Investigator

The book includes strong disclaimers clarifying that the term “pirate” is used for historical/novelty context. All projects are intended for experimental, educational, and licensed amateur radio use. Braga consistently advises readers to:

Despite the "Pirate" moniker, the book is highly educational. It demystifies the "black magic" of RF circuits, which are notoriously difficult for beginners because they behave differently than standard DC or digital circuits. The book includes strong disclaimers clarifying that the

Circuits for UHF/VHF video broadcasting. It demystifies the "black magic" of RF circuits,

Newton C. Braga's 2000 publication, Pirate Radio and Video: Experimental Transmitter Projects , provides over 30 DIY, low-cost projects for building AM, FM, and video transmitters. Part of the "Electronic Circuit Investigator" series, this manual offers practical schematics and foundational RF knowledge for enthusiasts. Explore the book's details on Amazon . Braga's 2000 publication

Second, it remains a practical textbook. While the FCC and other bodies have relaxed rules regarding low-power Part 15 broadcasting (legal micro-broadcasting), the circuits provided by Braga are still fundamental teaching tools. Students learning about oscillators, amplifiers, and modulation can still learn from these designs.

Rare technical insights into constructing VHF and UHF video transmitters , allowing users to broadcast television signals locally.