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Talk Escuela Nueva School
As part of the program of dissemination and promotion of Amateur Radio in educational centers, on April 30, 2024 we shared with the 10th grade students of the Escuela Nueva School, in our talk "Discovering Amateur Radio",
In addition to an interesting presentation, a dynamic Q&A session was held, followed by an exhibition and demonstration of equipment.
During the activity, participating students and teachers had the opportunity to learn about amateur radio, its nature, scope and different areas of interest, as well as to see and listen to some models of equipment.
Autism Awareness Week 2024
For the second consecutive year SDRA held its Special Event in support of World Autism Awareness Day, with a special activation at the Olympic Center (entity POTA DO-0102) last April 7, 2024.
The activity included national and international contacts, as well as demonstrations and explanations with new and aspiring radio amateurs.
Autism Awareness Week 2023
On April 2, the week in support of World Autism Awareness Day concluded and on this occasion SDRA held an outdoor activity, including the activation of the HI-0102 Park with the special call sign HI0AUT.
During the week of operation under HI0AUT a total of 3,100 QSO's were made on different bands and modes.
Amateur Radio Live
Last Sunday March 5th we celebrated our First Live Demonstration and Activation, where we had the opportunity to share with prospective hams, demonstrate important parts of the hobby and answer their questions and concerns.
We also had the opportunity to help 2 radio amateurs to perform their first POTA activation.
Stay tuned for upcoming editions of this and other activities.
New Horizons Bilingual School Talk
On January 25 we shared with the 7th grade students of New Horizons Bilingual School on the topic "Discovering Amateur Radio", with an interesting presentation and an even more interesting Q&A session. The students were also able to see a demonstration of a mobile station and contacts on SSB and CW.
The dynamics allowed the students to learn about the interesting world of amateur radio and see practical applications to the knowledge they are taught in the classroom. In SDRA we are motivating the new generation of Dominican radio amateurs.
If you would like to have a talk for students at your school, please contact us at info@sdra.do.
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