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Nerio Neri: The Author of Radiotecnica per Radioamatori

Nerio Neri (I4NE) was a famous Italian writer and amateur radio operator who wrote several books on electronics, radio engineering and amateur radio. He was born in Faenza on February 11, 1935 and died in Bentivoglio on February 23, 2022[^2^].

One of his most popular books was Radiotecnica per Radioamatori, which was published in 1978 by the Italian Amateur Radio Association (ARI). The book covers the basic principles of radio technology, such as circuits, antennas, modulation, propagation and measurement. It also provides practical examples and exercises for radio amateurs to build and operate their own radio equipment[^1^].

Radiotecnica per Radioamatori is considered a classic reference for Italian radio amateurs and enthusiasts. It has been reprinted several times and updated with new editions. The latest edition was published in 2017 and includes new topics such as digital modes, software-defined radio and microcontrollers[^1^].

Nerio Neri was also a prolific contributor to various radio magazines and journals, such as Radio Rivista, QST and Radio Kit Elettronica. He received many awards and recognitions for his work and dedication to amateur radio, such as the ARI Gold Medal, the ARRL International Humanitarian Award and the IARU Region 1 Award[^2^].

Nerio Neri was not only a writer and a radio amateur, but also a teacher, a researcher and a mentor. He taught electronics and telecommunications at several schools and universities in Italy. He also collaborated with various research institutes and companies, such as CNR, ENEA and Marconi. He inspired many generations of students and radio amateurs with his passion and knowledge[^2^].

Nerio Neri's legacy lives on in his books and his radio activities. He was an active member of the ARI and the ARRL, and he participated in many contests and expeditions. He also supported humanitarian and emergency communications, such as the International Radio Emergency Support Coalition (IRESC) and the Global ALE High Frequency Network (HFN) .

Nerio Neri was a respected and admired figure in the amateur radio community, both in Italy and abroad. He was known for his generosity, his professionalism and his enthusiasm. He shared his experience and wisdom with anyone who wanted to learn more about radio technology and amateur radio. He was a true radio amateur in spirit and in practice .

One of Nerio Neri's most famous quotes was: "Radio is not only a hobby, but a way of life". He believed that radio was more than a technical skill or a hobby, but a passion and a mission. He dedicated his life to radio, and he encouraged others to do the same. He said that radio was a way to connect with people, to learn new things, to have fun and to help others.

Nerio Neri also had a strong sense of ethics and responsibility as a radio amateur. He followed the Amateur Radio Code of Conduct and the Radio Amateur's Code of Ethics. He respected the rules and regulations of amateur radio, and he promoted good operating practices and courtesy. He also advocated for the protection and promotion of the amateur radio service and its frequencies.

Nerio Neri was a role model and an inspiration for many radio amateurs around the world. He left behind a rich and valuable legacy of books, articles, projects and achievements. He also left behind a large and grateful community of friends and admirers who will always remember him as a great man and a great radio amateur.