We will be having another hands-on PicoScope class at Autonerdz headquarters on Friday, January 6, 2012.  

This will be a 6 hour session from 9AM till 3PM.  We will be having a lecture/demonstration part followed by an on vehicle practice session.  We have two test stations for live vehicle practice.

Registration is required and class size is limited so be sure to register early.  Bring your laptop and your PicoScope with you, as we will be using them all together in the lecture/demonstration part.  

For our Picogroup members, this is a free class.  This is yet another benefit of the Autonerdz Picogroup support and training package.  We only suggest a small $20 donation to help cover the food and refreshments.

Those who wish to attend this session, who are not Picogroup members, will need to subscribe to the service and join the group.  The cost is $650 annually.  Of course, this will also plug you into all the other benefits of membership and allow you to attend future classes over the year free of charge.  As you know, purchasing an Autonerdz PicoScope package from us, or one of our affiliates in the US and Canada, will enroll you in the Picogroup at no additional charge and will not require annual renewal.  

Here is a map from the Guest House Inn which is just off I-5 Exit 101.  For those of you from out of the area, this is a great place to stay.  You can call the Guesthouse Inn at 360-943-5040 for reservations.

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Good morning Tom, and I am officially signing up for the class on the 6th.  

OK, Larry.  We have a seat reserved for you.

Glad you can make it.   ;)

Hey Tom,

how often through the year do you have the hands on classes?
I might try and work one in with a family holiday next year.

Every couple of months, Brad.  We have had visitors from down under before to attend the class.  Feel free to see some sights over the weekend and come back the next week for some quality play time if you desire.   ;)

Brad, if you come for such an event let me know.  

There is a lot to See in the Olympia area. although I live an plus north of that.  Just google in Mt. Rainier, or Mt. St. Hellen  for some options.

It is always best if you have someone local showing you around and not doing some tour type of thing.

Thanks Larry    [smiley=thumbsup.gif]