 We got the great corner spot again. Show and tell on the side and NoGa products on the front isle. Steve, AA4BW busy marking up some of his goods. |
 Phil, K4QPC, talking to Ken, W4DU.. where are all the customers..? Steve watching the money belt. |
 Phil's AT-Sprint. Incredibly small transceiver by Steve Weber, KD1JV. 5 watts, 3 bands. |
 Small Wonder Labs Rockmite. I don't know who belongs to this or what band but they all look alike. |
 NoGa's famous PiG demonstrator. All of the function of the power side and the keyer can be demonstrated here. |
 The famous Doug Demaw, W1FB's, Tuna Tin 2. I don't know who belongs to the 300 miliwatt, 40 meter transmitter. |
 Mike Branca's famous Twin Tube 80 transmitter right out of the NoGa Compendium. We really missed Mike today; our first hamfest without him. |
 Our WW2 member, Russ, AE4NY's Vectronics transceiver in a "G.I. Joe" lunchbox. |
 Phil and Ken working a crowd of 1. |
 The Carters, Bill, KG4FXG and Sharon, KG4HKO. Check out the "cool" T-Shirts. |
 Ken, Phil and Russ. Russ just found out that he had to work another shift. |
 Center stage is Les Shattuck, K44NK. A well known QRP person and ARRL official from SC. |
 Les talking to Mike, KO4WX. Russ is working the "show and tell" crowd. |
 Repeat..! |
 Mike, KO4WX's new Elecraft KX1. 3 bands, 4 watts, internal auto tuner and battery pack. |
 The boys at Elecraft have done it again. |
 These 2 guys have a serious look. Russ is about to snag a looker while Mike zeroes in on a new qrp prospect. |
 The KX1 serial number 73.. wow.. too bad it wasn't 72. NoGaNaught, Joe, W4JHR, has number 29. |
 Jack, K5FSE, displaying his "Station in a Bag".. K1, Whiterook, antenna. Good job Jack. |
 We don't know how the AMRC folks did it but we have never seen isle this wide. |
 One of NoGa's founding fathers, Jim, W4QO. Have you ever seen this guy when he didn't have a smile on his face..?? |
 Cute display of the Yaesu waterproof handheld. I bet the signal has some "ripple" on it. |