Chelmsford Foundation Training Course

The dedicated team of Chelmsford Amateur Radio Society (CARS) volunteers will be starting their next Foundation evening course on Thursday September 2.

The course, held at Danbury Village Hall, is six Thursday evenings of practical and theory, but the view from previous course attendees, is that it's not just boring theory but a whole load of fun as well.

Danbury Village Hall

Learning about radio communications then complimenting what you have been taught by using the radio works well for most people and it's easier to take all the information in.

Radio Amateurs not only communicate all over the world but into space as well. Most of the astronauts currently onboard the International Space Station are licenced Radio Amateurs and during their spare time they talk to other Radio Amateurs back on earth.

To do all this, it is necessary to obtain an amateur transmitting licence. These licences are only issued to those who can prove that they are able to install, maintain and operate their equipment properly and therefore don’t cause a nuisance to other radio users world wide. Fortunately it is not difficult to obtain a licence, and gaining the licence gives a real feeling of achievement, apart from the fact that you will know more about radio and its technology.

Clive Ward G1EUC

Those interested in attending should contact the CARS training organiser Clive G1EUC.
Tel: 01245-224577
Mob: 07860-418835
Email: training2010 at g0mwt.org.uk

Web: http://www.g0mwt.org.uk/training/

The PowerPoint slides for the Training course can be downloaded at http://www.g0mwt.org.uk/training/courses/