On Aug 10, 2020, at 4:28 PM, gbrighton@... wrote:



Thanks for update ...,

Graham

From: Sam Hoskins

Sent: Tuesday, August 11, 2020 6:57 AM

To: main@Q-List.groups.io

Subject: [Q-List] Dave Dugas' Q-2 presentation upload on hold

All,

I was able to get Dave's presentation uploaded, but when he saw it, he realized that the recording quality was so poor, that no one would probably want to sit through it.  This may be an on-going problem with Zoom. With each presenter, we do a test Zoom from their hangar, and honestly, I wouldn't lie, the broadcast quality was just fine. Maybe it has to do with local weather conditions. At any rate, Dave has kindly volunteered to repeat his presentation, not on Zoom, on some device, then upload it via WiFi and we'll get it on YouTube.  It may be a week or two, so please be patient.

In that same line Keith Welsh has re-recorded his presentation but hasn't had a chance to upload it yet.  So that is in the works.

Reaction to the presentations has been very good but it looks like we will have to move to more of a pre-recorded format.  Maybe we can release the recording, then have a Zoom Q&A shortly after where you guys could ask the follow up questions.  Also, Mike Dwyer is working on another format for his October session, where he may combine a pre-recorded film, but combine it with a Zoom meeting.  It will be interesting if that method works.

Anyhoo, stay tuned and please stay patient.

Thanks.

Sam

Virus-free. www.avg.com

On Mon, Aug 10, 2020 at 3:43 PM, Bruce Crain

<jcrain2@...> wrote:

Thank you Sammy.

On Aug 10, 2020, at 4:28 PM, gbrighton@... wrote:



Thanks for update ...,

Graham

From: Sam Hoskins

Sent: Tuesday, August 11, 2020 6:57 AM

To: main@Q-List.groups.io

Subject: [Q-List] Dave Dugas' Q-2 presentation upload on hold

All,

I was able to get Dave's presentation uploaded, but when he saw it, he realized that the recording quality was so poor, that no one would probably want to sit through it.  This may be an on-going problem with Zoom. With each presenter, we do a test Zoom from their hangar, and honestly, I wouldn't lie, the broadcast quality was just fine. Maybe it has to do with local weather conditions. At any rate, Dave has kindly volunteered to repeat his presentation, not on Zoom, on some device, then upload it via WiFi and we'll get it on YouTube.  It may be a week or two, so please be patient.

In that same line Keith Welsh has re-recorded his presentation but hasn't had a chance to upload it yet.  So that is in the works.

Reaction to the presentations has been very good but it looks like we will have to move to more of a pre-recorded format.  Maybe we can release the recording, then have a Zoom Q&A shortly after where you guys could ask the follow up questions.  Also, Mike Dwyer is working on another format for his October session, where he may combine a pre-recorded film, but combine it with a Zoom meeting.  It will be interesting if that method works.

Anyhoo, stay tuned and please stay patient.

Thanks.

Sam

Virus-free. www.avg.com

FYI - Paul Fisher put together a list of topics for the Q-Tour hosts to cover.  Things like purchase date, time to build, how much flying time, etc.  It's provided to the hosts before their tour.

Sam

On Tue, Aug 11, 2020 at 12:23 PM Rik <Info@...> wrote:

Maybe.. You/someone can come up with a standardized list of questions that each owner can go over and answer initially about their particular aircraft. Cover all the topic's that everyone generally ask or generally feel's are important. (Often I see the owner start to speak about a certain thing and then a question gets presented and the owner never returns to the original point he/she was making) This could lead to a more complete organized presentation.

Then, they can film (cell phone is fine and everyone seems to have one) the walk/talk around while addressing their interest as well as the standardized list of questions/topics.

Once they finish this, the cell phone video can be uploaded and then as you mentioned a ZOOM meeting for everyone to get feedback.

I like the format Sam, its informal so allows people to relax, both the audience and the presenter.

If there is anything the audience think has been missed, they just need to ask.

Rich t.

FYI - Paul Fisher put together a list of topics for the Q-Tour hosts to cover.  Things like purchase date, time to build, how much flying time, etc.  It's provided to the hosts before their tour.

Sam

On Tue, Aug 11, 2020 at 12:23 PM Rik <Info@...> wrote:

Maybe.. You/someone can come up with a standardized list of questions that each owner can go over and answer initially about their particular aircraft. Cover all the topic's that everyone generally ask or generally feel's are important. (Often I see the owner start to speak about a certain thing and then a question gets presented and the owner never returns to the original point he/she was making) This could lead to a more complete organized presentation.

Then, they can film (cell phone is fine and everyone seems to have one) the walk/talk around while addressing their interest as well as the standardized list of questions/topics.

Once they finish this, the cell phone video can be uploaded and then as you mentioned a ZOOM meeting for everyone to get feedback.