Cubesat Engineering

This is a great book to get started but I am surprised by the sheer number of typos and grammatical mistakes. It makes it hard to take the matter seriously. You never know if something it states is real or a type. Sometimes whole paragraphs repeat after a few pages. I bought and read 3 books in this series.Enough negatives. There is plenty of Good stuff in these books, do overlook its shortcomings.

Agree with the other posts here. There is some good content, but badly, BADLY needs an editor. There is everything from missing punctuation, to duplicate paragraphs, to sentences that literally just abruptly end mid-sentence. I feel like with 10% more effort the book could be great.

This book is a reasonable introduction to cubesats but badly needs an editor. It is not a step by step guide, it's more like the author just threw together various topics of interest to himself, based on his experience, and called it a book. There are many pages of material that are not relevant to someone building their first cubesat. There are numerous typos and entire paragraphs repeated and out of context. If you can get past all that there is some good info and a good set of references for someone trying to learn how to build, test, launch and operate their own cubesat.

Spelling errors in almost every paragraph. I can’t imagine what other errors lurk inside from math to protocol errors. Bad purchase. Someone else please rewrite this book.

If I could give this book a less than 1 review I would. Don't waste your money.

n'apporte pas grand chose.