The Almost Complete Guide to Yaesu's VX-6R

by Phillip J. Boucher

Overview

The Almost Complete Guide to Yaesu's VX-6R is a reference work that helps readers like you program and use your VX-6R handheld Amateur radio to get the most fun and productivity from your unit. This book expands and explains the material in the user's manual in an easier to understand format. With material not included in the manual, The Almost Complete Guide to Yaesu's VX-6R will make operating the radio fun and stress free.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940166233257
Publisher:	Phillip J. Boucher
Publication date:	01/16/2016
Sold by:	Draft2Digital
Format:	eBook
File size:	392 KB

About the Author

Phillip J. Boucher is a freelance writer and author who is now writing fantasy fiction. He is the author of the trade books “Slot Machines: Fun Machines or Tax Machines” and “The Complete Guide to Canada’s General Mobile Radio Service”. He is also a long-time columnist for The Canadian Amateur magazine. His column, Fresh On The Air, helps new Amateur Radio operators get the most fun out of the hobby. He is currently working on several non-fiction works such as a book on slot machine addiction, a book on radical customer service, and books on two-way radio.
Previous publications include an article on tea for Chatelaine, a newsletter for Bell Canada, local retail and entertainment reviews for Casino News and Entertainment Niagara, and has recently completed the website copy for AvionLighting.com.
Phillip has had three of his fantasy short stories published by Necrology Shorts: Dragonstoen: An Amulet for a Prince, The Tower of Eletal, and Disturbance Call at the Fairy Bar. His fourth short story, a horror entitled Essence of Gargoyle, is pending publication with Necrology Shorts. His Native supernatural novel Tattonville, has been published by Dark Moon Press. His fantasy enovel Dragonstoen, has been self-published.
Phillip lives in Ontario, Canada with his wife, three dogs, and all the dragons, knights, fairies, gargoyles, and other magickal creatures that live in his head and keep the voices at bay.