I saw a couple of posts about some upcoming online seminars (webinars) being given by the Potomac Valley Radio Club (PVRC). There are 2 webinars on the N1MM contest logging program which I use and 1 webinar on an introduction to digital contesting.
Though I’m familar with N1MM and digital contesting, I’m sure there will still be many tips that I can pick up. If possible I will try and make all 3 sessions though I’ll be travelling for the first one and that might be a tough one. The past webinars I participated in that were given by the PVRC I found tremendously helpful.
Here’s the info that was recently posted regarding the webinars. First go to the referenced link below to register for free and just remember to come back at the time of the actual webinar.
Title: N1MM Logger in Depth: Part 1 – Overview
Date: Tuesday, February 28
Time: 9 PM EST (Wednesday, February 29 – 02:00 UTC)
Registration (free): https://www2.gotomeeting.com/
(registration link also posted on www.pvrc.org under the Upcoming Webinars link)
Part one of a two part series provides a overview of the N1MM logging program.
Series presenters include:
Pete Smith N4ZR
Steve London N2IC
Larry Gauthier K8UT
Rich Ferch VE3KI
Title: N1MM Logger in Depth: Part 2 – Digital Modes and Multi-Op
Date: Tuesday, March 6
Time: 9 PM EST (Wednesday, March 7 – 02:00 UTC)
Registration (free): https://www2.gotomeeting.com/
(registration link also posted on www.pvrc.org under the Upcoming Webinars link)
Part two of a two part series provides a overview of the N1MM logging program.
Series presenters include:
Pete Smith N4ZR
Steve London N2IC
Larry Gauthier K8UT
Rich Ferch VE3KI
Title: Getting Started In Digital Contesting
Date: Sunday, April 1
Time: 3 PM EDT (19:00 UTC)
Registration (free): https://www2.gotomeeting.com/
(registration link also posted on www.pvrc.org under the Upcoming Webinars link)
Steve Ford, WB8IMY, QST Editor / Publications Manager provides a beginner-level introduction to digital contesting with a discussion of equipment requirements, software and techniques.
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K2DSL
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Greg – Thanks for the posting. I’d suggest reviewing what is at http://www.aa5au.com/rtty.html a couple of times. I’ll send a follow-up email directly to you.