Any details yet on North Country's Aim data seminar November 3 & 4?

 

Rick,

Not certain what kind of details you're looking for but here is a link to the NCR page with seminar info.

 

What details do you need?

 

Apparently just a reminder to check the NCR site!
See you Sunday

 

I am very interested but this weekend doesn't work for me. I'd love to see another session during the winter when I have cabin fever and need a car fix.

 

Last call for people! These will be a pair of great session and something to hit up if you haven't been to one yet.

 

For those that can't make it, I strongly recommend John Block's web seminars. I've participated in them and learned a bunch, which makes an expensive system like the AIM much more valuable.

His website is http://www.auto-ware.com/

For $125 you get 5 hours of instruction - that's $25 an hour!

 

I'll be there both days! I'm bringing two discount certificates for each day to be given as door prizes. One is 15% and one is 20% on an AIM products order, extra incentive to be there!

 

Very informative session today. Roger is well versed with the AIM product and his first hand experience as a racer and a racers dad (read financier and engineering support team) adds the hands on aspect that keeps your attention. The advanced session tomorrow has room available and will get deeper into use of all the data that the AIM product can collect and display. Thanks to NCR for sponsoring.

 

Sorry I missed it, babysitter bailed at the last minute.

 

I was only able to attend the 2nd day, which was the advanced session.
Kudos to Roger from Aim, who was out doing missionary work helping the data acquisition gatherers become data users. I don't envy his travel schedule.
I learned a lot, and have a lot more to learn. My sense is much of that learning will come from using the software, building on what I have learned from Roger, dan212, and others on Rennlist. I was particularly impressed with the quality of the handouts, which were provided on a DVD (including videos). Roger has the perfect background for this work, and presents clearly and with enthusiasm.
Kudos also to North Country, especially Matt, for organizing this, and Porsche of Stratham, for providing a great meeting space.
And to Jerry Austin of Austin Motorsports, who brought sample products and discounts. Would have been a great day to buy a dash and a SmartyCam!
Thanks to everyone that helped put this together.

 

It was a great session. I think the best part of the advanced session was how "open" it was and how much dialogue and questioning there was. It was great to have people who use the software ask questions and go through what they do/use.

Special thanks to AiM, Roger, and Jerry. There is a reason that AiM is the best data company!

 

Great sessions both days, thanks to NCR, Bob, John and Matt for doing the work to set it up.

I've used AIM Race Studio software quite bit for 5-6 years and was surprised how much I picked up even the first day, Roger really knows every aspect of the software, and has great experiences to make it practical. So, Rennlisters who think they don't need to attend because they "know" the software, should consider attending when Roger visits your area. I'll be talking with Roger and set up a session in Florida in Jan or Feb. More on that later.

 

Roger,

For those of us in other locations, would you consider conducting on a live webinar version of your seminar using GoToMeeting or something similar? I’d gladly pay to attend and I’m sure many other would as well. You could reach a lot more people this way. Thoughts?

Kevin

 

That's a great idea Kevin.