8 agosto 2023, 15:14
YOTA Summer Camp 2023 - Day 2 - 06.08.2023
Aug 8, 2023 - Spectrum - Markus, DL8GM
This blogpost is written by YOTA team Finland
YOTA Summer Camp – the first whole day
Sunday was the first whole day in the YOTA23 Győr. After waking up from the first well rested night for many who traveled from afar, we had a pleasant breakfast in the cafeteria and headed to the lecture hall.
At first, we got to know each country by having short presentations about what each country’s radio youth are doing, and how they are doing in terms of size and frequency of their activities. Then we got a nice lecture about ARDF, and even got to try it in the afternoon!
At the ARDF exercise, all teams were given an 80m handheld receiver with directional antennas, and we had to find low-powered transmitters hidden around a marked area. Some brave youngsters even got to venture in a small forest to look for transmitters!
After the ARDF we got to do some split activities. It could be anything from kit building and learning CW to going out swimming in a river or operating in the camps radio station. This was a well-received interactive experience and both the CW from basics and kit building were so popular that neither could fit all the people who wanted to participate in one go. Luckily, we will have more opportunities to continue from where we left off.
To crown the first day, we had the intercultural evening, where every country prepared their own booth where they could serve some goods from their countries, or tell people stories and information about their countries, all the while getting to know the respective countries! The evening lasted up until midnight and many people were there for the whole time! The evening was very well received and greatly helped to lift the spirits and create unity for the people present. The evening was full of laughs, kind words and appreciation towards other cultures – ham spirit at its best! There were even singalongs in various languages and especially teams Finland and Italy seemed to find many songs in common in their respective languages. And many were happy to join even in languages they might not have spoken!
Many great pictures of the evening are available online at ham-yota.com.
This blogpost is written by YOTA team Finland
YOTA Summer Camp – the first whole day
Sunday was the first whole day in the YOTA23 Győr. After waking up from the first well rested night for many who traveled from afar, we had a pleasant breakfast in the cafeteria and headed to the lecture hall.
At first, we got to know each country by having short presentations about what each country’s radio youth are doing, and how they are doing in terms of size and frequency of their activities. Then we got a nice lecture about ARDF, and even got to try it in the afternoon!
At the ARDF exercise, all teams were given an 80m handheld receiver with directional antennas, and we had to find low-powered transmitters hidden around a marked area. Some brave youngsters even got to venture in a small forest to look for transmitters!
After the ARDF we got to do some split activities. It could be anything from kit building and learning CW to going out swimming in a river or operating in the camps radio station. This was a well-received interactive experience and both the CW from basics and kit building were so popular that neither could fit all the people who wanted to participate in one go. Luckily, we will have more opportunities to continue from where we left off.
To crown the first day, we had the intercultural evening, where every country prepared their own booth where they could serve some goods from their countries, or tell people stories and information about their countries, all the while getting to know the respective countries! The evening lasted up until midnight and many people were there for the whole time! The evening was very well received and greatly helped to lift the spirits and create unity for the people present. The evening was full of laughs, kind words and appreciation towards other cultures – ham spirit at its best! There were even singalongs in various languages and especially teams Finland and Italy seemed to find many songs in common in their respective languages. And many were happy to join even in languages they might not have spoken!
Many great pictures of the evening are available online at ham-yota.com.
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