Hello all,
Once again, NASM has invited AMSAT to organize displays and activities at Space Day. It will be held on Saturday, 7 May from 10:30 to 3:00 at the Air & Space Museum on the mall.
I'd like to hear from anyone who has space-related amateur radio artifacts, posters, activities or anything else they'd like to display. We also need volunteers who can staff our tables (either all day or any part), help with setup and tear down, and various other tasks. There are always lots of interesting exhibits to visit and visitors to talk with, so attending is fun and it helps promote ham radio.
ARISS will have various flight-type hardware on hand and also expects a radio contact with ISS.
-- Dave Taylor, W8AAS
Greetings to all,
You can count on me for some flight hardware to touch and feel... And if I am in town (and not of the launch site in Russia) I am happy to interact with the audience to answer questions... and be a backup photographer. Finally I have many photos that can be displayed...
73 Mark
On 4/3/2011 1:26 PM, Dave Taylor wrote:
Hello all,
Once again, NASM has invited AMSAT to organize displays and activities at Space Day. It will be held on Saturday, 7 May from 10:30 to 3:00 at the Air& Space Museum on the mall.
I'd like to hear from anyone who has space-related amateur radio artifacts, posters, activities or anything else they'd like to display. We also need volunteers who can staff our tables (either all day or any part), help with setup and tear down, and various other tasks. There are always lots of interesting exhibits to visit and visitors to talk with, so attending is fun and it helps promote ham radio.
ARISS will have various flight-type hardware on hand and also expects a radio contact with ISS.
-- Dave Taylor, W8AAS
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