Workshops in ET in March

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Chris Gryffenberg

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Mar 1, 2010, 4:22:24 AM3/1/10

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Dear ET Teacher

The following dates are important in March:

8 March – HABEX Workshop No 2 - Bring toolboxes as we are soldering

10 March – Girl Learner Meeting

15 March - Safety Meeting Workshop – You have to register in advance for this one as we are giving out DVD’s and Posters.

23 March - HABEX Workshop No 3– Bring toolboxes as we are soldering surface mount components.

Chris Gryffenberg DCES: Electrical Technology Director: HAMNET Gauteng South
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e-mail:	*chr...@gpg.gov.za*
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*Information:* HAMS are *Radio Active.* Amateur Radio supports the National Curriculum Statement for Electrical Technology. Amateur Radio is applied science and technology through radio. Become a Ham today and make a difference.

Girl Learner Meeting.pdf

Safety Workshop.pdf

High Altitude Balloon Experiment 2010.pdf

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