
"HAMS WORKING FOR THE FUTURE OF AMATEUR
RADIO"
ELECTRONIC
WORK SHOPS
IS NOW BEING CONDUCTED
This is a great hobby that could lead to a career in the High Tech Industry.
Have you ever wondered how and why a radio works? Well, this Workshop is designed for you!
This is a hands-on workshop, where you will learn:
You will have the unique opportunity to construct your own working ham radio or AM/FM radio receiver!
To participate in this exciting workshop you MUST sign up today.
The workshops are limited to 10 people per class on a first come first served. Pre-Registration form can be found at the bottom of this page.
Recommended ages 10 and up. Adults and Seniors are Welcome. Discounts given to our Senior Citizens.
Workshops will be conducted every Saturday morning 8:30 AM till Noon, and Monday evenings 7 PM to 9 PM to introduce you to the Exciting Hobby of Electronics.
WORKSHOP LOCATION:
The Workshop will be held at The Disabled American Veterans 435 N Singleton Ave.
Titusville FL. Map to
NBARC WORKSHOP
For information please Email
Bob @
N6USP
or Phone: 321 264 2622, Cell 321-213-4747.
or our electrical engineer, Wynn @
WB4ZUY
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These Kits make excellent learning projects for class room studies.
The unique design of these kits allows you to place the parts over its corresponding symbol in the schematic drawing on the surface of the printed circuit board during assembly. This technique maximizes the learning process while keeping the chances for an assembly error at a minimum.
The kits include an assembly, lesson and theory of operation manual. The actual assembly is broken into simple sections. Each section should be completely tested before moving on.
Working with printed circuit boards is the future of every electronics technician. Almost every electronic device today has a printed circuit board and whether you are assembling a PC board or repairing it, you must understand the basics of working with these boards.
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** LEARN HOW TO SOLDER KIT **
Good soldering requires practice and an understanding of soldering principles. This solder practice project will help you achieve good soldering techniques, help you become familiar with a variety of electronic components, and provide you with dynamic results.
The SP-1A kit includes a printed circuit board, all components needed to build a flashing siren. Complete with speaker and light emitting diodes. Finished circuit has an adjustable European Siren and flashing diodes.
Specifications:
Price: $12.95 includes shipping
See SP-1 lesson plans. pdf for complete details, including schematic and theory of operation.
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Intermediate |
** AM 550K RADIO KIT **
** AM Radio, Learn How It Works, And Build One Too.

This Superhet AM550 AM Radio Kit from
is a "superheterodyne" receiver of the standard AM
(amplitude modulation) broadcast frequencies. Unlike the typical "cheap" AM
radio kit, the AM550 features an integrated circuit design to bring you into
today's technology of radio receivers. The high quality design includes a
built-in integrated circuit (IC), 3 transistors, one diode, as well as
resistors, capacitors and coils, The unique design of the Superhet 108 includes an
integral integrated circuit (IC), 9 transistors, 4 diodes, and other related
resistors, capacitors, coils, misc. parts and customer designed hardware. Before
you even start building, construction techniques and soldering practices are
illustrated and covered in detail. In addition a comprehensive parts list
complete with a color code card is provided for rapid identification of all
discrete parts.
This is a great starter kit for the students young and old.
Price $28.95 includes shipping
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** AMATEUR RADIO RECEIVER KIT **
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Intermediate |

** The AR-2N6 is a dual conversion narrow band FM radio receiver designed to detect signals in the 2 meter and 6 meter amateur radio bands. Why Convert Twice? In the attempt to obtain the desired intermediate frequency (i-f) signal by mixing the local oscillator with the desired radio frequency, an unwanted output may result due to a transmission spaced one intermediate frequency (i-f) on the opposite side of the oscillator (image). By using a large i-f frequency, this image is moved further out of the band of desired frequencies. The second conversion provides the selectivity to filter out the desired narrow band transmission.
Specifications:
The goal of these kits is to educate builders of all age groups in all the principles needed to design and build electronics kits.
Price: $48.95
includes shipping
ADDITIONAL HELP & TRAINING MANUALS
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*** DIRECTIONAL FINDER OFFSET ATTENUATOR KIT ***
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Intermediate |
Wynn WB4ZUY is offering this kit for $20.00. To order or for additional
information, E-mail Wynn
WB4ZUY
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*** ELENCO BREDBOARD MODEL 9488WK ***
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Intermediate |
Lay out circuits on this binding post bredboard with jumper
kit.
Jumper Kit Contains:
MODEL 9488 $33.95 includes shipping Click on image to enlarge
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*** VARIABLE TEMPERATURE SOLDERING STATION OLC-100 ***
This
soldering station is being offered to the students at a very reasonable price.
Features
Price $1500 includes shipping
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*** Electronic Components ECK-10 kit ***
Learn about Electronic Components.
It is the intention of this kit to teach you the fundamental operation of basic electronic components by comparison of drawings to equivalent mechanical parts. The comparison will give you an insight to each of the fundamental electronic components used in every electronic product.
ECK-10 KIT $18.95 includes shipping Click on image to enlarge
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*** HOW TO BUILD ANTENNAS ***
This workshop is for amateur radio operators and will be conducted by Grant KF4IGK on how to:
calculate the wire length for the radio frequencies (RF)
build a long wire horizontal dipole, on any amateur radio frequency band of your choosing
build a 10 though 80 meter G5RV
build a Carolina Windom
build a 2 meter J-Pole
build a tape measure 2 meter Yagi, 3 element directional finding antenna.
Material needed: Wire, center insulators and dog bones, these item can be purchase at the workshop.
This workshop will be conducted at The Disabled American Veterans on 435 Singleton Ave. Titusville, FL.
For more information contact Grant Hahne KF4IGK
Looking for
something to do. Would you like to help teach the Workshops?
| North Brevard ARC
is looking for Elmer's that want to JOIN our Team and
help teach the
Workshops. You must be familiar with Oscilloscopes, Multimeters, Soldering, Schematics, Antennas and Electronic Kits. You will be working with ages 10 and up. Contact Bob @ N6USP or Ph 321-264-2622 |
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July 30, 2008