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You need a radio from the looks of it :P

I'll be on 147.54 again.

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Re: 7.54... I will be there, but using 16KF3E ONLY... None of the P25D crud, please... :mrgreen: :wink: :roll: :horse:
It's bad enough dealing with newbie religiously-oriented "emergency nets" on Sunday evenings and that blasted Echolink node up on Vancouver Island constantly opening the squelch when I run the LNA during periods of tropospheric enhancement :chaingun: :bowrofl:

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Who's going to the hamfest at the fairgrounds tomorrow?
I'm thinking about a spectrum analyzer...passed on some nice ones over the years.
What for?
Gee, if you have to ask...

I have two seller passes for tomorrow if you want to get in before 9am. PM me and I will PM you my cell for the hand-off. I expect to be in by 7:15 or so. I'll try to be on 147.54...

First two PM's take the prize

Thank you, they are gone.

Damn, I didn't get one!

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MUAHAHHA

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Doesn't matter, I'm 1150 miles away :lol:

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I dunno about you guys, but this was a pretty good hamfest this year!

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Good to have finally met you there today Ryan :D

It was good to see many Intercept members there also.

Picked up a battery for my IC-T90A :chaingun:

73 Jim N7UAP

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It certainly was busy. I don't get to go every year, but this years crowd seemed larger than in past flea markets...

- Chris

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:shock: Quality and variety of cool stuff being sold:10/10 8) 8) 8)


But the buying crowd thinned out well earlier this year for whatever reason.
At least in the upstairs area South of the stairs :roll: :? :(


I brought one each VHF and UHF Vertex mobiles, priced at $100.00 each, nobody even so much as fondled them, let alone tried to talk the price down-- no interest whatsoever :cry:

Soooooooo.... Who bought the Wulfsburg VHF rig for only $25.00 :wink: :lol: :bowrofl: (hint... It wasn't me, but I wish I had seen it :mrgreen: )

Same with the 60A DC circuit breakers :x I mean, do people really like burning their cars to the pavement when the radios fry bigtime :?: :roll:

I use these for all manner of DC disconnect and protection in both my home and mobile station setups 8) 8)

Methinks it was a good year if you were in the "buy" mode, but if you were selling stuff, not so much...

Eric
KB7DQH

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I picked it up, looked at it, and then set it back down........ still kicking myself about that one. I think I was a bit to hyperactive at the time. For $25, that was a very unique / cheap purchase. Did grab the high power VHF and UHF Spectras from the same seller. Pricing was along the lines of the Wulfsburg :) Probably the cleanest Spectras I've ever seen in my life. Even better, I have the systems 9000 heads and cabling for the units, NOS to boot. Great show.

-Marcus