The program is administered on the basis of need and availability. There may be a fee for this service. Equipment includes amateur radio gear and computers. There is a refundable deposit charged on some items. This journal provides detailed technical information about electronic components, techniques and adaptive circuits for the visually impaired electronics hobbyist and professional.
Back issues are available on tape.
Staff includes 2 blind amateurs with a variety of experience in Amateur Radio related technology and adaptive equipment and techniques. All designs and the documentation for them are available on request in the public domain. We are always available for design consultation by phone letter or e-mail. In some cases persons with a special interest in learning soldering and other basic electronic laboratory techniques may travel to San Francisco and work with S-K staff directly. Persons who are age 65 or older residing in the US and possessions may upon request apply for League membership at reduced rates.