[NLRS] Midwinter madness - NLRS Table ?

Mon, 27 Jan 2003 09:09:37 -0600

Thanks Donn, great idea.   For those who were not at Central States, Donn's
posters where a big hit at the NLRS suite.    Obviously the target group at
Midwinter is a little different than the CSVHF crowd, but still sure to
generate some ohhhs and awes.

This is good stuff for anyone who is looking to volunteer as the Midwinter
Madness PR lead !

73, Jon
W0ZQ

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                      01/27/03 08:58 AM                                                                                                

Hi Jon,
I still have the posters that we put together for the CSVHF meeting in
Milwaukee (10GHz in the TC area).  They're a talking point, if nothing
else.
I can also bring the 24GHz Xcvr, and I'm sure Bob, W0AUS, would bring his.
Along with the 10Ghz stuff someone else mentioned earlier, those could be
demos.  I should have the program for Aurora '03 pretty much set by then,
so
a flyer could be available for that, too.

73 Donn
WA2VOI/0

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Thanks for the info Jon & Rusty.   $15 seems like a reasonable cost.

If a NLRS member wishes to volunteer to lead a group of NLRS volunteers to
pull this together, you have my support .... we should be able to fund the
$15 out of our club fees (right Rich) ?    I would also like to insure that
the table is staffed at all hours as nothing sends a more negative message
than a club table that no one is at (or, a club table that is just a
table).

If I can get one NLRS volunteer, or perhaps two, that I can ordain as the
Midwinter Madness PR team and who can then pull this together, including
getting a team together to staff the table full time, etc., I will work
with Rich to get a club table (if one is still available).

73, Jon
W0ZQ

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                      01/26/03 08:59 PM

Found the website:  http://www.k0ltc.org/mailer.pdf

Tables in the "Club Corral" are $15.00 before March, 15 2003

73, Jon
W0AMT

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Sent: Sunday, January 26, 2003 8:51 PM
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> Anyone know what the cost is for a club table ?    I assume the table
would
> be located in with other organizations rather than in the flea market
area
> itself ?   This is an activity that NLRS hasn't typically been active in
in
> the past, so its a bit new to me.   It would need to be NLRS sanctioned
> event that touts our club charter regarding weak signal VHF/UHF
microwave.
>
> 73, Jon
> W0ZQ
> .
>
>
>
> > Hello to all NLRS members!
> > I received the Midwinter Madness flyer this week. I
> > want to propose we get a table to represent the
> > society and vhf, uhf and on up to the ham community.
> > I'm new to HAM radio (1.5 years) but I was lucky to
> > have gotten to know Lenny ( K0SHF) in the very
> > beginning of my HAM career.
> > I'm sure you have heard this before but very few new
> > or old HAM's know they have the ability to operate in
> > the microwave bands. This would be a great way to
> > raise awareness at a minimal dollar expense. I will
> > volunteer to work the table for the day and contribute
> > money for the table. We have enough time to collect
> > pictures and produce a simple brochure to introduce
> > people to the world above 50 mhz etc. and the NLRS.
> > Lenny and Gary have expressed interest in helping out
> > at the table.
> > Let us brainstorm and we could do 10 gig demo? the
> > skyes the limit hi hi!!!
> > Cheers, Russ de KC0LMS
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > =====
> > Rusty Lane
> > Barra Adventure Guides
> > 3256 15th Avenue South
> > Minneapolis, MN 55407
> > 612-578-4809
> > Visit us on the web at www.barraadventures.com
> >
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