Kid's Day is just around the corner. Amateurs are encouraged to invite youngsters into their shack to enjoy the fun. Kid's Day began in 1994 with a one-hour program created by the Boring Amateur Radio Club in Boring, Oregon. The youngsters exchanged names and their favorite color. Forty kids participated.
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There's no limit on operating time. The suggested exchange is name, age, location and favorite color. You are encouraged to work the same station again if an operator has changed. Thanks, ARRL Letter. Introduced in the House and Senate On March 1 the Amateur Radio Spectrum Protection Act of 2001 was introduced into the US House of Representatives.