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All,

Here at the New England Air Museum we have an opportunity to get a HAM radio station.   Before we proceed, I was wondering if there were other science centers and museums that have ham radios and, if so, what types of programs are offered, how are they used, etc?   The ham radio equipment is to be donated.   The image that comes to my mind is of Dr. Arroway as a kid talking to Pensacola, FL in the movie (and book) Contact.  Based on that alone, I am sold...haha...but I want to know if it is worth our time and effort, and that the equipment can be beneficial before I accept the donation.  

Thanks,

Jason

Jason T. Archer 
Director of Floor Programs
NEW ENGLAND AIR MUSEUM
Bradley International Airport
36 Perimeter Rd
Windsor Locks, CT 06096
860.623.3305 ext 316

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UPCOMING EVENTS AT NEAM:
~ 'Things with Wings:  Planes & Quilts' at NEAM September 17th - 23rd
~ 'Comic Construction of WWII' Program September 30th
~ Open Cockpits and RC Swap Meet October 7th
~ Speaker Program October 14th
~ 'War & Disability' Exhibit Nov 1-30
~ 'Women Take Flight' November 4
~ Veterans Day Program November 11

Visit www.neam.org for details on these and other activities for the whole family!  


  

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