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Amateur radio starter training
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t Chippenham Amateur Radio annual general meeting in the club’s new headquarters at Kington Langley Village Hall, it was agreed that
the club, which has a strong and dedicated training team, will continue to offer full training and support for any potential new members wishing to explore the world of amateur radio.
There are three nationally recognised RSGB (Radio Society of Great Britain) courses available to people of all learning abilities, these range from intermediate through to foundation and advanced. Once licensed, it will allow the operator with their own dedicated international approved call sign to contact people all over the world by radio, which often leads to strong and long-lasting friendships.
For people interested in getting started in amateur radio, Chippenham Amateur Radio Club are running a foundation level two -day course over the weekend of 20th and 21st July.
The course, which includes 10 hours of learning and basic practical assessments, will be followed by a short multiple choice exam at the training and exam centre in Kington Langley.
Chippenham Amateur Radio Club has one of the largest memberships of any radio club with over 70 members of all ages, from teenagers through to pensioners, all with a common interest in radio. The club is recognised for training and development of new and existing members and currently holds a 100% pass rate for members taking the nationally recognised examinations.
Today with the advances in modern technology, an operator could be speaking to somebody in America or Europe simply by using a handheld radio costing less than £100. Amateur radio has never been more accessible.
More information about membership and training can be found online at
www.chippenhamradio.club or by emailing
training@chippenhamradio.club
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