INTRODUCING ELECTRONICS & AMATEUR RADIO TO THE NEXT GENERATION
Introducing Electronics and Amateur Radio to the Next Generation
On January 23rd CQScotland.com delivered an introduction to basic electronics for children from two Hamilton schools.
28 children, 20 adults and 6 support staff attended, despite the wet weather, at the Whitehill Community Centre, Hamilton. The session involved learning about common electronic components and how they work.
Photos of the event may be viewed below and we'll let you decide whether everyone enjoyed themselves!David MM0HQD
Introducing Electronics and Amateur Radio to the Next GenerationWe are grateful for the support of the Radio Society of Great Britain : Antex Soldering Irons Ltd
Whitehill, Hamilton Event January 30th.
Introducing Electronics and Amateur Radio to the Next Generation
On January 30th CQ Scotland.com delivered a further session for introducing basic electronics for children from two Hamilton schools.
The project for this session was a number of circuits using colour changing and red/blue flashing LED's (light emitting diodes) and their creative use in other fun projects like bedside lamps, glowing flowers, and ever changing light patterns on the ceiling.
Photos of the event may be viewed below.We are grateful for the support of the Radio Society of Great Britain : micro:bit Educational Foundation : Antex Soldering Irons Ltd
Whitehill, Hamilton Event February 6th.
Introducing Electronics and Amateur Radio to the Next Generation
On February 6th, during STEM week, CQ Scotland.com delivered a third session for introducing basic electronics for children from two Hamilton schools.
The project for this session was building a continuity tester. Photos of the event may be viewed below.
We are grateful for the support of the Radio Society of Great Britain : micro:bit Educational Foundation : Antex Soldering Irons Ltd
