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Well Jim, at the hamfests within our local area/state it seems to be a TON
of junk, and not too much in the way of decent stuff from the past 10-15 years which is what I am looking for. It seems more like packrat mentality types finally trying to get rid of stuff from 20-30 years ago. Do I really need a damned Commodore 64 computer? I guess one mans junk is another mans prize..... My impression is that hamfests are the equivalent of a a yard/garage/rummage sale but for ham radio people. (private sellers, not dealers that is) Ryan KC8PMX Why folks expect to get eBay prices at a hamfest is beyond me, though. If you want eBay prices, go to eBay. 73 de Jim, N2EY |
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