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Apart from the scanty technical content and
never any mention of amateur Satellites the presentation is poor.
Get rid of the shiny glossy pages that reflect
the light back into the eyes, also printing over coloured gloss is difficult to
read. Just about everything is wrong with the presentation for the serious
reader.
If we take away the adverts, catalogue pages
and chit chat there is very little left of interest for the real radio
amateur.
I would far rather have the old matt paper used
years ago by practical wireless and other associated radio magazines and still
used today by the paper back novels, and probably costs a lot less to
produce.
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