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Just received from ARRL, not sure if you need to be an ARRL member to attend but admission is only $5 (suggested). Unfortunately, it's in Long Island. More info here
www.hamradiouniversity.org. Just passing along info in case anybody is interested and will cross-post at NYGF (they have an active HAM thread).
The premier convention of the year, Ham Radio University, will be held
on Sunday, January 8, 2017 at:
Briarcliffe College
1055 Stewart Ave
Bethpage, NY 11714
For those of you who have never attended Ham Radio University, you are
missing out on a day in which we spread Ham Radio knowledge and know
how! HRU is "a day of education to share ideas, experiences, knowledge
and fellowship among Amateur Radio operators."
This is truly a convention. There are no vendors. There is no flea
market. 30 forums including:
Keynote Speaker Tom Gallagher, NY2RF
ARRL Chief Executive Officer
Newcomer's Meeting at 8:30 am - geared towards HRU first-timers with an
overview of HRU, what to see and do.
30 Forums with new forums including:
National Parks on the Air, Safety in the ham shack, Growing up with
broadcasting on Long Island, Kid's World, Military Affiliated Radio
System, Amateur Radio Solar/Jupiter Observation using a Radio Receiver
System and more!
Hands-on Workshops:
1. Cable Theory / RF Connectors,
2. Ethernet Connectors,
Preregistration required on day of event
Day-of-Event Handout
Special Event Station W2HRU and demos
Amateur Radio License Exam Session starts at 1:30 PM
Amateur Radio Club tables.
Door Prizes! Anyone who makes a donation will be entered in our main
door prize raffle that includes all major prizes. All door prizes will
be drawn in the club room and the winner's names will be posted there.
Food and Refreshments available
Don't miss out on this truly amazing event. Suggested donation $5 no
preregistration is required!
And check out the Club Room where representatives of over 30 clubs and
ham radio related organizations throughout NLI will be available to
answer questions about their groups.
Doors open at 7:30 AM with first forums at 8:30 AM
For more information, go to the HRU website at:
www.hamradiouniversity.org
And stop by the ARRL table to say hello. See you there!
www.hamradiouniversity.org. Just passing along info in case anybody is interested and will cross-post at NYGF (they have an active HAM thread).
The premier convention of the year, Ham Radio University, will be held
on Sunday, January 8, 2017 at:
Briarcliffe College
1055 Stewart Ave
Bethpage, NY 11714
For those of you who have never attended Ham Radio University, you are
missing out on a day in which we spread Ham Radio knowledge and know
how! HRU is "a day of education to share ideas, experiences, knowledge
and fellowship among Amateur Radio operators."
This is truly a convention. There are no vendors. There is no flea
market. 30 forums including:
Keynote Speaker Tom Gallagher, NY2RF
ARRL Chief Executive Officer
Newcomer's Meeting at 8:30 am - geared towards HRU first-timers with an
overview of HRU, what to see and do.
30 Forums with new forums including:
National Parks on the Air, Safety in the ham shack, Growing up with
broadcasting on Long Island, Kid's World, Military Affiliated Radio
System, Amateur Radio Solar/Jupiter Observation using a Radio Receiver
System and more!
Hands-on Workshops:
1. Cable Theory / RF Connectors,
2. Ethernet Connectors,
Preregistration required on day of event
Day-of-Event Handout
Special Event Station W2HRU and demos
Amateur Radio License Exam Session starts at 1:30 PM
Amateur Radio Club tables.
Door Prizes! Anyone who makes a donation will be entered in our main
door prize raffle that includes all major prizes. All door prizes will
be drawn in the club room and the winner's names will be posted there.
Food and Refreshments available
Don't miss out on this truly amazing event. Suggested donation $5 no
preregistration is required!
And check out the Club Room where representatives of over 30 clubs and
ham radio related organizations throughout NLI will be available to
answer questions about their groups.
Doors open at 7:30 AM with first forums at 8:30 AM
For more information, go to the HRU website at:
www.hamradiouniversity.org
And stop by the ARRL table to say hello. See you there!
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