Kid's
Day Rules
Purpose:
Kid's Day is intended to encourage young people (licensed or not) to enjoy
Amateur Radio. The goal is give young people some hands-on experience
on-the-air, so they might develop an interest in pursuing a license in the
future. It is also intended to give hams a chance to share their station with
their children.
Dates:
June 19, 1999.
Time:
1800 to 2400Z. No limit on operating time.
Suggested
exchange: Name, age, location and favorite color. You are
encouraged to work the same station again if either operator has changed. Call
"CQ Kid's Day."
Suggested
Frequencies: 28350 to 28400 kHz and 14270 to 14300 kHz.
Be sure to observe third party traffic restrictions when making DX
QSOs.
Reporting:
Logs and comments may be posted via the Internet to kids@contesting.com. You
may review these postings at http://www.contesting.com/kids/.
Those with photos or without Internet access may forward items to the
Boring Amateur Radio Club. A summary of the postings will also be sent with
your participation certificate.
Awards:
All participants are eligible to receive a colorful certificate. Send a 9 X 12
SASE to the Boring Amateur Radio Club; PO Box 1357; Boring, OR 97009. More
details may be obtained from the Boring Amateur Radio Club at the above address
or on the Web at http://www.jzap.com/k7rat/.
Page last modified: 03:19 PM, 19 Feb 2002 ET
Page author: ead@arrl.org
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