Scouts of any age (preferably >10 yr) are encouraged to explore the invisible sea of radio communications all around us. No license or expensive equipment is required: it is possible to listen to radio signals by means of free web-controlled receivers. Some communications are made by scout radio stations. The challenge is to find scout communications, identify at least 10 radio scout stations and log the maximum number of information (radio callsign, frequency, time, but also the name of the scout group, etc.).

Are you good at keeping cool under pressure? Want to put your Scout skills to the test? This is exciting activity with your Scout or Guide group to practice communication in an emergency! Can you decifer Morse code? Give it a try here...

Curious about amateur radio? Want to discover more about using amateur radio to communicate with others and meet friends around the world? Here are some great videos to learn more about this exciting hobby!

Try this fun bingo session with your Scout or Guide Group, where you'll learn the International Phonetic Alphabet! Whiskey; Oscar; Sierra; Mike. Want to learn what this spell? After this game, you'll be able to spell messages like this and more. (P.S. The answer is "WOSM!")

Ever heard of SSTV communications? After installing an app, you'll discover how an image can be turned into a sound, transferred by radio and then back-converted into an image again! You'll share the images you hear in a padlet moderated by the WOSM JOTA-JOTI team.