The DIY Magic of Amateur Radio - American Radio Relay League

Electronics
Radio Amateurs were among the original Makers & Hackers, using new, used & scavenged parts to make radios capable of communicating around the world and beyond..
Discover the many aspects of amateur radio: analog and digital world-wide and space communications, research and career opportunities, our on-site Morse Code practice stations, and talk with others on-the-air through our Amateur Radio Special Event Station K6C.
Visit our exhibit for a hands-on experience in the fascinating modern wireless technology world of Amateur Radio!

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American Radio Relay League Sacramento Valley Section

The ARRL Sacramento Valley Section represents nearly 2,000 licensed radio amateurs in Northern California who are members of the American Radio Relay League, the National Association for Amateur Radio, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.

Categories: Electronics, Computers & Mobile Devices, Engineering, Science

More Maker Info

https://www.arrlsacvalley.org/

More Event Info

See All Electronics Event Schedule See All Makers

More Project Info

https://www.arrl.org/diy

What inspired you to make this project?
Promotion of a creative hobby leading to STEM careers and opportunities for public service.

What are some of the challenges you have encountered and how did you address them?
We further public awareness of the opportunities and enjoyment offered by Amateur Radio. We promote advances in knowledge and operating and technical skills in radio communications through training and practical experience in the Amateur Radio Service, and contribute to public safety, emergency preparedness and international goodwill.