Learning how to solder
What is a resistor and where does it go?
What is a PC Board
NBARC radios and workshop equipment
Devethia's Son
Parents and workshop students
Wynn is telling the students what they will be doing in this workshop
Wynn is explaining how to insert the resistor in the PC board
Bob, N6USP showing how to make a good solder joint
The students were very eagar to help each other
An electrical engineer explaining the different components used in the FM receiver
Lyle, K4TGO watching over the soldering
Just a little more solder and that will do it
That looks good
That was easy
Wynn, WB4ZUY is kept very busy answering questions on soldering
Everybody is watching the students
John, K4PUN showing the club equipment and what they are used for
This is a AR 2N6 amateur radio receiver
Just a little more solder
That's a great solder joint
Let's do another one
This is the PC board that is used in the AR-2N6 amateur radio receiver
Another good solder joint
John K4PUN handing out QST books to all of the students
This is the AR-2N6 amateur radio reciever kit that was given to all the students
Mighty happy students receiving a QST magizine
NBARC Club Members that taught the class
Workshop was a huge success!
Bob N6USP is demostrating how to make a good solder joint before starting the kit.
Lyly, K4TGO is showing where the resistor goes on the PC board.
Wynn WB4ZUY is explaining what a PC Baord does and where the electrical components go.
Left to right is: Kenwood HF radio, desk mic.
Signal Generator
Oscilloscope
VHF 2 meter radio for emergency communications.
Standing left to right, Wynn WB4ZUY, electrical engineer and instructor, Bob N6USP, club President, John K4PUN. Front is Lyle K4TGO
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Learning how to solder
Bob N6USP is demostrating how to make a good solder joint before starting the kit.
