Logistics are simple, provided Scouts are given advance notice. Do
this by including a list of required materials on the event announcement flyer.
Each boy needs to bring:
· A completed BSA merit badge application card signed by his Scoutmaster.
· A signed permission slip
· Radio Merit Badge Pamphlet (2002
or newer Edition)
· The Radio Merit Badge student workbook if you're using it. (Recommended).
· A notebook
· Two pens or pencils
· Lunch
The Instructor additionally needs:
Flip Chart and markers or a
chalkboard and chalk.
A laptop, computer projector, screen, extension cords if using the PowerPoint slides (recommended)
The following visual aids are recommended for Class 1, Introduction
to Radio:
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AM/FM Radio
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Remote car lock
fob
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HT
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Cell Phone
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QSL Cards
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US Call Area Map (available from ARRL)
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Amateur Radio World
Map (available from Yaesu)
-
Radio Spectrum Chart
(available from Icom)
-
WWV
Receiver
The
following visual aids are recommended for Class 2, Components, Safety & Careers:
The following
visual aids are recommended for Class 3, Amateur Radio:
The following are needed for the
On The Air Contact:
· Portable HF and VHF stations with
Although unlikely to be used, a first aid kit
and telephone should be available in the event of an emergency.
