ARLA/CLUSTER: Transmissão em directo da Dayton Hamvention 2017 por Tom Medlin (W5KUB) entre 19 e 21 de maio

[João Costa > CT1FBF]

Hamvention 2017 webcast

Tom Medlin W5KUB will be live streaming the Dayton Hamvention again
this year. This will be the 15th year to stream.

The live internet webcast is being called Hamvention 2017 Marathon by
Medlin as he will have the stream up for more than 48 hours.

There are many people who can not attend hamvention for many different
reasons. You might be a youth with no means to go, or disabled, maybe
have to work, ill, or many other reasons. This live event is
structured to make you feel that you are there.

Viewers watching the webcast on W5KUB.COM will be able to communicate
with other viewers logged into the chat room. They can even chat
directly to the webcast team at hamvention.

Thousands of dollars in prizes will be given to lucky viewers who
claim their prize as our automated system called Hambot, selects
random winner names. Prizes include mobile rigs, HTs, antenna tuners,
HF antennas and much more. In fact we have so many prizes that its
going to be non-stop prize give-aways.

The scheduled live webcast starts Wednesday morning May 17, as the
group pulls out of the garage and makes their way to Xenia which is
over 500 miles. The entire 10 hour drive will be televised on the
website. Thursday May 18 will be live during the booth setup. You will
see many familiar people and celebrities drop by and get on camera and
say hello to you.

The official show is Friday May 19- Sunday May 21.

The return trip to Collierville, Tn will be Monday May 22 and will be
webcast. Any prizes left over from the show will be giving out during
the 10 hour return drive.

Also for the 4th year, Astronaut Douglas Wheelock , will be joining
the W5KUB.COM team as a co-host. Come by, say hello, get an
autographed picture. For those who attend virtually, you will be able
to ask questions and communicate directly with him.

W5KUB has been streaming ham radio events for 15 years, and for over 2
years has webcast a weekly Ham radio program called Amateur Radio
Roundtable. The show can be seen every Tuesday night at 8:00 PM
Central. In addition to the webcast, the show is also simulcast on
famous international shortwave station WBCQ out of Monticello, ME on
5130 kHz. Special guests from around the world attend each week.

Tom Medlin, W5KUB