Calling All Ham Radio Enthusiasts: Classes Start February

NEWTOWN SQUARE–James Biddle, CLU Amateur Radio W3DCL, of Newtown Square, recently announced radio classes that are being offered by the American Radio Relay League (AARL).

Amateur Radio or Ham Radio has changed–really changed. Today, no more Morse Code is needed. Knowing how to become an Amateur Radio operator and joining the world’s oldest global wireless, social network is now much easier.

Have no knowledge of what else is needed for a license?

With upcoming professional classes, anyone interested in being able to electronically travel the world and chat around the globe will learn the information to successfully test for the FCC Technical Class Amateur Radio License. This can happen after four Saturday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., classes at the Boscov’s Campus of Learning at the Granite Run Mall.  

By enrolling in these Saturday classes–Feb. 4, 11, 18, and 25–a new form of communications can become a reality.

This recently announced set of four Saturday classes is accredited by the e ARRL. The course fee of $20 will supply the specially prepared ARRL study materials.

Anyone interested in expanding his or her activities is invited to contact Walter Faust, N3FXR, at 610-622-2200 or via email at walterfaust@comcast.net or Victor Tenaglia, N3IO, at 610-291-1626 or email at n3io@arrl.net.