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"Brian" wrote in message
link.net...
I was listening to Alan Weiner World Wide earlier and his topic was the
WBCQ
listener demographic. As I listened to those calling in, it was apparent
that everyone was, for the most part, forty and over. I am twenty five and
I
wonder what the average is here on this group.


Brian

No idea 'bout the average age, but I'm 21 (still). Starting to get a bit
old... SWL since '97, haven't always had time for it though.

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i am 45 and have been into radio for as long as i can remember. i am
guessing that i was probably 8 or so. my first sw was an old ww2 era
firestone airchief console.

Volker Tonn wrote in message ...
Brian wrote:


I wonder what the average is here on this group.

Brian


chronologically: 43
mentally and physical condition: 32

Volker



17 here




http://www.angelfire.com/rebellion2/sw_underground1

From: (RedOctober90)

17 here

That explains a lot....



Michael Bryant, WA4009SWL
Louisville, KY
R75, S800, RX320, SW77, ICF2010K,
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On Fri, 20 Feb 2004 21:30:32 -0600, Brian wrote
(in message .net):

I was listening to Alan Weiner World Wide earlier and his topic was the WBCQ
listener demographic. As I listened to those calling in, it was apparent
that everyone was, for the most part, forty and over. I am twenty five and I
wonder what the average is here on this group.


Brian



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/gray/

In article ,
ospam (Michael Bryant) wrote:

46. Been into radios for 37 years, since I was nine.

Though I expect that Telamon will suggest, as he seems prone to do, that I'm
lying. ;-)


Give us a reason to believe you.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

Brian,
Will be 65 in October, began dabbling in radio in 51 ytears ago.
Bob

Brian wrote:
I was listening to Alan Weiner World Wide earlier and his topic was the WBCQ
listener demographic. As I listened to those calling in, it was apparent
that everyone was, for the most part, forty and over. I am twenty five and I
wonder what the average is here on this group.


Brian

56



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Brian says...

I am twenty five and I wonder what the average is here on this group.

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