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Old May 22nd 06, 02:24 AM posted to rec.radio.amateur.equipment,rec.radio.amateur.misc,rec.radio.shortwave
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Default Dayton HamFest killed by E-Bay

lemonhead wrote:
"Lisa Simpson" wrote in message
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Just returned from the Dayton HamFest; only found a coupla SW receivers

for
sale, used, high-ish prices; quite a few old tube receivers way

overpriced,
and of course the new ones at normal to slightly high prices.
Disappointing.


I was there for 4 hours on Saturday.
Nothing but old test equipment and computer junk.
Only reason to go anymore is to meet people, albeit an
expensive one. Never again will I goto Dayton.
It's day has ended, period. E-Bay and private ad's on places like
QRZ.com have killed it. Not worth the effort anymore.


Actually Ebay didn't kill the Dayton Hamfest. In the 1980's it was
being handled as though it was still the 1950's and full of stuff that
had been carted between too many hamfests. Dayton is dying because the
promoters made the conscious decision to do nothing.

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