The 22nd World Radio Orienteering Championship is taking place in Birštonas

Lithuania's honor is defended by the largest team in history, consisting of thirty athletes, including the oldest participant in the competition, 88-year-old Algimantas Dapkus, a long-time radio orienteering enthusiast and coach.
Amateur Radio Direction Finding (ARDF) is a special sport that combines orienteering skills with the use of radio equipment. Participants wear special sensors to search for transmitters, also known as radio beacons, placed in different parts of the forest.
"foxes". In radio orienteering competitions, participants, ranging from children to elderly veterans, experience challenges of physical endurance, speed, and strategic thinking.
Birštonas and its surrounding natural environment, as well as the city's sports infrastructure, not only provide extremely favorable conditions for organizing the championship and interesting competitions for athletes, but also allow you to experience a calm and cozy summer vacation atmosphere in this wonderful Lithuanian resort.
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