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Bruce, K1CWS, sharing his umbrella with Henry, K1WCC. We had just arrived and were walking across the parking lot towards the museum. |
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Here is (left to right) Bob, WA1TGN, Bob K1NOK, and Warren, WA1YKF
walking through the exhibits at Wright Patterson Air Force Base.
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Don, K1DC, at Wright Pattereson Air Force Base Museum.
We saw many old aircraft all the way from the Wright Flyer to modern Blackbirds and B1 bombers.
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Q lost in space. Tough getting into the suit.
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Left to right is Q, W1QWT, Karl, NS1N, HO, KC1HO, and Pi, K1RV in the hot tub at the Dayton Marriot.
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Here we are relaxing in NS1N's room at the Dayton Marriot.
(K1DC and W1QWT)
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A picture of inside the Hara arena where some of the commercial vendors setup.
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Henry, K1WCC, and K1CWS in the tent of one of the outside vendors.
Henry and I bought a 300 watt inverter here for only $29 brand new!
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These models were demostrating a crank up tower.
Yes even they had no trouble getting it up! |
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K1DC checking out the Heil Mics. Bob Heil himself talking to a fellow HAM.
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Q, W1QWT, resting on the floor of one of the forum rooms.
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Here I am (W1QWT) speaking at the AM Forum about the Museum Ships Radio Event.
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A speaker about midwest AM activity's.
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K1DC giving his talk about his Collins restoration project.
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Participants at the AM Forum.
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NS1N and W1BT at the enjoying some Outback Steak.
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The Dayton Outback Restaurant. They gave me two Outback pins!
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K1RV manning the Hamtest Online booth. Next to him is the MARS booth.
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K1WCC, WA1YKF, and K1CWS waiting for thier ride.
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Inside the Red Cross emergency van.
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Need special medical treatment?
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Inside crowds.
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Marion's Pizza where every year the AM'ers meet for some socializing.
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K1DC and KW1I's brother looking at pictures of a Texas ham's radio shack.
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K1DC and W1QWT sharing a pitcher of beer at Marion's.
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K1DC, KW1I, and Dale's brother chatting.
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KC9VF with his remote VOIP setup at Marions. Using the internet we were transmitting from his
T-368 transmitter and 192 foot tower at Elk City, OK. The receiver we were listening to was a 75A4.
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The Rain Man at Dayton. Bob Dylan would be proud.
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