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The First QSO Today Academy Event opens on Friday September 8th at 1800 PDT. After 6 successful QSO Today Virtual Ham Expos that started with the COVID 19 pandemic in August 2020, the Academy is the recognition that ham radio live events are back. However, the QSO Today Project has resulted in over 500 excellent ham radio educational presentations with recorded questions and answers, and over 450 one hour interviews with active and prolific English speaking amateur radio operators. All of this content will be loaded into the Academy.
In addition, the Academy intends to have presentations on a monthly or semi-monthly basis.
QSO Today Listener Sponsors have full access to the Academy Event and all Academy resources. Tickets can be purchased for $15.00 for the Event weekend and a 30 day period following the Event weekend.
For more information: https://qsotodayhamexpo.com
73, Eric 4Z1UG
Important Links: Click here to get your $15.00 ticket Click Here for more information on the Event presentations
73,
Eric Guth, 4Z1UG | | | What: QSO Today Academy Event
When: Sep 8, 2023, at 1800 PDT to Sep 10, 2023, at 1800 PDT
Or Sep 9, 2023, at 0100 UTC to Sep 11, 2023, at 0100 UTC
Where: QSO Today Academy
Entrance: https://qsotodayhamexpo.com
Access: QSO Today Listener Sponsors and valid ticket holders
Ticket Price: $15.00 via Stripe or Paypal | | Here is a list of presentations at the QSO Today Academy Event 10 Worst Antennas for Amateur Radio & How You Can Do Better! - Anthony Luscre, K8ZT A Shortened HF Antenna - Michelle Thompson, W5NYV Am I Getting Out? Simple Ways for Assessing The Effectiveness of Your Station - Anthony Luscre, K8ZT Buying an Amateur Radio Transceiver plus Spreadsheet of Radio Models & Vendors - Anthony Luscre, K8ZT Chasing the Portable Operating Challenge Award - Vince d'Eon, VE6LK Factors Affecting Small Transmitting Loop Antenna Performance - Augie (Gus) Hansen, KB0YH Good and Bad Plastics for Home Brew in an RF Environment - John Portune, W6NBC Ham Memory Power - Thomas Langer, KD9FPC Ham Radio Workbench Podcast Live Stream HotSpots On the GO! Taking Digital Voice - DStar, DMR, C4FM - Mobile - Jim Fielder, WA7VFQ How-To: Contesting for New Hams - Corey Ruth, KD3CR ICQPodcast Digital Voice Project - Martin Butler, M1MRB/W9ICQ Make Your HF Station Go Farther With Digital Voice - Mooneer Salem, K6AQ Maps, Charts & Operating Aids for Amateur Radio - Anthony Luscre, K8ZT Operational considerations for small magnetic loops - Richard Persh, KN4GJV RATPAC Celebrates Amateur Radio SOTAMAT: hack your digital modes to activate SOTA and POTA - Brian Mathews, AB6D TARPN: A Modern Amateur Radio Packet Network - Eric Sherk, WO2S Tech to Extra and (AI) Artificial Intelligence - Mark Waldrop, KE4WA The C-Match Method of Phasing Vertical Antennas - Lee Barrett, K7NM The New RaDAR Rally for Rapid Deployment Amateur Radio - Greg Lane, N4KGL The RFBitBanger: an off-the-grid emergency communications HF radio - Daniel Marks, KW4TI Using the ARISS Radio Pi with the CubeSat Simulator - Alan Johnston, KU2Y VHF - UHF Test Bench Equipment, A Practical and Cost-Effective Approach - Don Westacott, VE6HQ YOTA with SOTA - Jack McElroy, KM4ZIA
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