Had a magnificent time last night speaking with the RAGS - Radio Amateurs of Greater
Syracuse (NY). Great turnout … Zoom handled the show. They have been supporting
their region very well since the mid-1050s.

(And remember, RAGS members: 9:16PM tonight in Amir’s front yard to monitor the
ISS … )

One aspect of AMSAT Ambassadors’ lives is talking to clubs and conventions. I have
given my presentation more than 150 times now … Well, actually, that’s really 150+
unique presentations - NEVER have I given the same exact show twice. There’s about
25 “slides” that get customized to each audience - and they appreciate the fact that mine
is not a “canned” presentation:

"- I really enjoyed Clint’s presentation last night. The fact that he had taken the time to
research and know something about his audience and welcomed interaction made it
very informative and enjoyable. This was a refreshing change from many canned
YouTube presentations I’ve tried to watch, which were poorly done, fuzzy video or
muddy audio, or a badly prepared presenter stumbling his way through, with any
valuable info lost along the way. Thanks for hooking this one up.”

Think a 75-90-minute presentation on “Working the Easy Satellites” would be
appropriate for YIOUR club or convention? Let me know!

Shows are scheduled for the PAPA System in Southern California, a group in
Vancouver BC, and another East Coast club before Christmas.

Clint Bradford, K6LCS
AMSAT Ambassador; ARRL instructor, Affiliated Club Coordinator
work-sat.com
909-999-SATS (7287) - messages
k6lcs@fastmail.com





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