Granite State Amateur Radio Association Sparks Interest in Ham Radio at McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center

The Granite State Amateur Radio Association (GSARA) made a memorable impact at a recent community outreach event held at the McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center, introducing the wonders of ham radio to children aged 6-12. With an engaging table brimming with hands-on activities, young attendees explored the exciting world of amateur radio.

Highlights included scheduled QSO sessions where kids could connect with seasoned hams on a repeater, learn the intricacies of Morse Code by spelling their names, participate in thrilling fox hunting activities, and operate a high-frequency (HF) station firsthand.

This interactive experience not only fostered curiosity about radio communication but also inspired a new generation of amateur radio enthusiasts, bridging technology, learning, and fun in a captivating environment. The GSARA continues to demonstrate the essential role that community engagement plays in promoting STEM education through amateur radio.

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