[Boatanchors] Where are all the Dayton Flea Market reports?

[w7fe]

First trip to Dayton for me, Scott.  What's all this talk about rain? :>))) 
WX was fine, although a bit chilly for a desert rat.

Highlights of my BA search besides what Larry mentioned were the excellently 
restored 100V and 600L by Bob, W0YVA, and his Ranger I, which shone like a 
new penny (wasn't selling that, just for show).  Beautiful work, and a great 
guy to talk to, too.  The real things look even better than the pix on his 
website.

Also saw a couple of TMC GPR-90's (one VG, one so-so), several R-390A's, an 
RME-6900, a Globe King (asking $1200), a few decent S-Line components and 
more not-so-decent, much nice Drake stuff, and an inordinate number of VG 
Kenwood '830's, it seemed to me.

As to non-BA gear, the new stuff was sure impressive, and the MonstIR 
SteppIR/US Tower/Icom co-op was awesome. One highlight of the great exhibits 
inside was a legal limit solid state linear that ran key down at full input 
all day, every day.  Barely ran warm.  Amazin'.

Stu W7FE
Phoenix


---- Original Message ----- 
From: "Freeberg, Scott (STP)" <Scott.Freeberg at guidant.com>
To: <boatanchors at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2005 11:46 AM
Subject: [Boatanchors] Where are all the Dayton Flea Market reports?


I'm really surprised that there haven't been any Dayton Flea market reports 
like in years past.  Did alot of people stay home this year?  I always look 
forward to hearing about what you saw at the flea market, prices, cool 
stuff.  Just curious.

73, Scott WA9WFA

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