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[referenced from AT&T Archives website.] This camp teaches campers about radio and television broadcasting and related engineering. Camp facilities include a fully operational Strowger switching system for internal communications, an operational Collins model 12H broadcast console manufactured in 1936, and an amateur radio club (WB3DGR) using a Kenwood TS-120s,TS-520, and Yeasu FTDX-400, transmitting up to 2,000 watts PEP.