NW Multihull Zoom Holiday Potluck, Tues Dec 1, 6:30 Seattle Time

[ejlindahl]

December is usually our Holiday party. Obviously thats not happening. However anyone is cordially invited to attend our Northwest Multihull Association’s zoom holiday potluck dinner and brief meeting.

I post these notices just to show the flag, that we are out here, active, and are a resource if any locals are interested in learning about and sailing a multihull. Members have small experimental designs to home and factory built Farriers, to large cruising cats.

The direct links didn't come across from our club's announcement, below, but the address is there to copy and put in your browser. Seems like that should work.

Tuesday December 1 at 6:30.

Do join us to kick off the holiday season. I hope to see you all there. Plan on joining us from near and far!

We will be online using the "Zoom" app. Invitation info below.

Happy Holidays from your friends at Northwest Multihull Association!

www.nwmultihull.org

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8399286995...ZSTDlxNTN4UT09


Meeting ID: 839 9286 9955

Passcode: 922000



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Find your local number: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kbTtscPgqQ



More about Zoom…..



Zoom works on just about any device but it will work best on a laptop or desktop because the screen size allows you to see more participants. You don't need a camera but it's nice to have so other members can see you. You will need a microphone, but almost every laptop has a microphone built-in. Headsets also work well.



From the download site https://zoom.us/downloadinstall the ‘Zoom Client for Meetings’ for your computer. There are also ‘Zoom Mobile Apps’.



One Minute Video instructions: https://youtu.be/-s76QHshQnY

Zoom also has a "test meeting" running continuously so you can see if it's working: http://zoom.us/test



I’ve participated in Zoom meetings and have discovered that it's the ‘mute’ feature that makes it work - 40 people can’t talk at the same time and some are affected by feedback that’s not apparent to the person creating it. It is best to mute yourself (and the host can also mute participants). If you’ve been recognized to speak don’t forget to unmute yourself!



After ensuring your system and Zoom are working correctly, click to join at 6:30.