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Old May 22nd 04, 05:50 PM
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It was sad to see so many empty booths inside and out. Even some of
the regulars like Mosley, HAL, QRZ DX/DX Magazine, etc. were not there
this year. Surplus Sales of Nebraska had only a small token booth
instead of their usual big one. The big tent out in the flea market
that had several aisles of vendors was not there this year. The DX and
Contest forums that used to hold a big standing room only crowd were
relegated to a small "meeting" room. Regular forums like the excellent
"mobile radio installation and noise reduction" session were not held
there this year.

Sad.....


Ham radio's dying... fast.

Roland, NK2U


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Old May 22nd 04, 08:36 PM
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Roland if it is dying fast what are you doing help it stay alive????
Folks that keep tolling the death bell for ham radio are just helping ham
radio to die faster....



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Old May 22nd 04, 09:47 PM
Roland Stiner
 
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Roland if it is dying fast what are you doing help it stay alive????
Folks that keep tolling the death bell for ham radio are just helping ham
radio to die faster....


Unfortunatly, there is nothing you can do. You can't create interest in
youth with more modern, advanced technology all around.

Roland


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Old May 25th 04, 07:43 PM
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"Roland Stiner" wrote in message
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It was sad to see so many empty booths inside and out. Even some of
the regulars like Mosley, HAL, QRZ DX/DX Magazine, etc. were not there
this year. Surplus Sales of Nebraska had only a small token booth
instead of their usual big one. The big tent out in the flea market
that had several aisles of vendors was not there this year. The DX and
Contest forums that used to hold a big standing room only crowd were
relegated to a small "meeting" room. Regular forums like the excellent
"mobile radio installation and noise reduction" session were not held
there this year.

Sad.....


Ham radio's dying... fast.


No, but hamfests are.

viva la ebay



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Old May 25th 04, 08:18 PM
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Maybe the cost of travelling had something to do with all this as the latest
USA Ham population figures show a slow rise.
Total US....735,823 +17

URL:
http://www.hamdata.com/fccinfo.html

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Old May 27th 04, 06:06 PM
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"Roland Stiner" wrote in message
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Ham radio's dying... fast.

Roland, NK2U



so says Chicken Little. aka nk2u ...


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