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| The early morning convention goers wait for
the traffic lights in order to cross over to get to the convention center. |
Photo by Ken-WB9YCJ |
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Hams gather outside the doors before the
event opens |
Photo by Ken-WB9YCJ |
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Plenty of buses were available for the
event |
Photo by Ken-WB9YCJ |
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The early crowd heads for the flea market |
Photo by Ken-WB9YCJ |
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Any booth might have exactly what you were
looking for? |
Photo by Ken-WB9YCJ |
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Classic ham rigs from two famous companies:
Collins and Heathkit |
Photo by Ken-WB9YCJ |
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Take your choice of "dishes"! |
Photo by Ken-WB9YCJ |
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Need some classic Hammarlund HQ-145
receivers?.... |
Photo by Ken-WB9YCJ |
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Great price for microwave “hard-line”
coax |
Photo by Ken-WB9YCJ |
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Can you count the number of antennas on
this truck roof?? |
Photo by Ken-WB9YCJ |
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Here is one of the indoor arenas (east)
- "elbow-room only" often the norm |
Photo by Ken-WB9YCJ |
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At the ICOM booth, IC-7800 on the left,
IC-7700 on the right |
Photo by Ken-WB9YCJ |
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Quite a few hams went to Dayton just to
listen to talks about D-Star and see the demos. |
Photo by Ken-WB9YCJ |
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A friend of OCARC, Gordon West WA6NOA, was
there working the W5YI Group booth |
Photo by Ken-WB9YCJ |
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DownEast Microwave is famous for their
microwave amplifiers |
Photo by Ken-WB9YCJ |
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No ham convention is complete without a
booth to check QSL cards for DXCC |
Photo by Ken-WB9YCJ |
