The MFJ-3305 Antennas and Transmission Lines First Edition, 2nd Printing 1996 is a book written by John A. Kuecken. It is designed to be easily understood and is suitable for engineers, technicians, radio hams, and students. The book limits the use of mathematics to elementary calculus and vector algebra. It covers a wide range of topics including basic antenna theory, wave interference, standing waves, collimators, lenses, apertures, and simple radiators. Additionally, it delves into transmission lines, impedance matching, Smith Charts, waveguides, reactive elements, resonant circuits, and Q. The final part of the book focuses on self-impedance, balance, short and antifade antennas, frequency and ground-dependent antennas, half space, noise, and radio-range.