The class was taught at the Lansdowne INOVA Hospital. Social distancing and masking were part of the safety precautions.
This course differed from our previous course in that this was done in one day. Previously we spread the course over two days, allowing the students time at night to review material and take practice examinations if desired.
Eight students participated in this course. Six subsequently passed the technician examination.
The instructors continued the tradition of providing excellent instruction. As you can see, they are all smiling and grinning. HA HA
The class coordinator / organizer was Amit, WY2Z. The instructors were John, W3XWT; David, KF4PBU; Bill, K4UPE; Larry, W8ANT; Eric, KF5LR; and Gordon, NQ4K.
Everything went well. Everything was well organized.
The class at the beginning. There were large monitors in front and the back of the room.
Amit, W2YZ, the class coordinator. At the beginning. Hoping things all go well.
John, W3XWT, taught the first class T1 on FCC Rules and Regulations.
The class host also provided refreshments for the class.
David, KF4PBU, taught T2 - Operating Procedures and T0 – Electrical Safety.
Bill, K4UPE, taught T3 – Radio wave characteristics and T4 - Amateur radio practices and station set-up.
Larry, W8ANT, taught T7 – Station equipment and T9 – Antennas and feed lines.
Eric, KF5LR, taught T5 – Electrical principles and T6 – Electrical components.
Gordon, NQ4K, taught T8 – Modulation modes: amateur satellite operation; operating activities; non-voice communications.