Rio Rancho students start ham radio course license quest
At the Cyber Academy in Rio Rancho a group of students will study ham radio operation this month and, on April 28, obtain licenses after a hands on demonstration by local volunteers. Frank Warren notes quick mobile setups and global contacts as examples of emergency communications and power options. Principal Elaine Manicke praises the program as a path to engineering curiosity and future careers. The ARRL notes it is the largest amateur radio group in the U.S. with 156,000 members, founded in 1914.
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