Part of the “job description” for volunteer AMSAT Ambassadors is to “spread the gospel” of working satellites to clubs and conventions.

My wife and I (she works the audio board and handles Zoom Chat Room inquiries) are nearing 150 presentations - and it is still exciting for us. After a show earlier this month, we received this …

"Please let me thank you (and Karen) for an AWESOME and entertaining presentation. You are one of those very positive examples of people in this hobby that makes it so great. Your presentation was informative and very entertaining, and with the assistance of your wife, Karen, it was run error-free. Our team would highly recommend this presentation to anyone exploring Amateur Radio Satellites.”

On August 15, we’re going “up North” to Ottawa, Canada and the West Carlton Amateur Radio Club - https://wcarc.ca/

And it “feels” like lives are improving here in So California, as I just received a request to do another IN-PERSON presentation in September for a local club here in Southern California! (My Epson projector and DaLite screen are dusted off and ready to go!)

Think a 90-minute lively, informative, and fun “How to Work the Easy Satellites” Zoom presentation would be appropriate for your convention or club? Always included are overviews of the ARRL, AMSAT, and ARISS. And pre-presentation questions are solicited and welcome.

Send an email or call!

Clint Bradford K6LCS AMSAT Ambassador; ARRL Affiliated Club Coordinator, instructor http://www.work-sat.com 909-999-SATS (7287)