To teach students basic radio theory and history, and basic fabrication techniques for electric circuits.
Class description
During the workshop the students build a high quality Short Wave receiver. They learn to mount electrical components on a metal chassis. They will identify, mount, and solder electronic components to a printed circuit board then wire the circuit board to the controls. Finally they will learn how to operate the radio, and calibrate the frequency dial.
Instructors:
Larry Pizzella: His custom radio design recently made him the first-prize winner in a national contest for crystal radio set distance reception
Age range: 10 to 14
Maximum class size: 16 students
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Registration must be completed 2 weeks prior to start of class.
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