A.R.I ASS. RADIOAMATORI SEDE DI PISA
Museum | Coltano | Tuscany | Italy
The A.R.I. Associazione Radioamatori Italiani, Pisa Section, is a significant organization for amateur radio enthusiasts in the region. Their activities focus on promoting radio communication, offering courses to obtain an amateur radio license, and organizing events to spark interest in radio technology.
Activities and Events
The section regularly organizes meetings, usually held on the second and fourth Friday of each month. These meetings provide members and interested individuals the opportunity to exchange ideas, discuss technical topics, and participate in practical exercises.
An outstanding event is the "Diploma Coltano Marconi 1911", held annually to commemorate the opening of Guglielmo Marconi's intercontinental radio station in 1911. This competition attracts amateur radio enthusiasts from around the world and promotes international exchange.
Educational Offerings
The section offers courses to prepare for the amateur radio exam, which are conducted both online and in person. These courses cover topics such as electrical engineering, radio technology, and legal regulations, preparing participants for obtaining an amateur radio license.
Collaboration and Network
The Pisa Section is part of the "Coordinamento Stazioni Marconiane Italiane", a network of radio stations dedicated to the legacy of Guglielmo Marconi. Through this collaboration, joint projects and events are organized to honor the historical heritage of radio technology.
Overall, the A.R.I. Pisa Section plays a central role in promoting radio technology and the community of amateur radio enthusiasts in the region and beyond.
