Thursday (4/2) at 9 pm on Ham Talk Live!, Michael Kalter, W8CI, the spokesperson for the Dayton Hamvention will be here to take your questions about the cancellation of Hamvention and a new event that will take its place this year - the Hamvention QSO Party. Tune into Ham Talk Live! Thursday night at 9 pm EDT (Friday 0100Z) by going to hamtalklive.com. When the audio player indicates LIVE, just hit the play button! If you miss the show live, you can listen on demand anytime also at hamtalklive.com; or a podcast version is on nearly all podcast sites a few minutes after the live show is over. Some sites include Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Play, SoundCloud, and iHeart Podcasts; and it's also available on YouTube. A replay is also broadcast on WTWW 5085 AM on Saturday nights at approximately 6:30 pm Eastern. Be sure to CALL in with your questions and comments by calling 859-982-7373 live during the call-in segment of the show. You can also tweet your questions before or during the show to @HamTalkLive.
I miss the beautiful ICOM girls that walked the crowds handing out goodies. I still have several hats and rain ponchos with the ICOM logo.
Excellent photo, they look like from the mid west.. very nice. I'll take a poncho or pin too. I was going to come up from Ecuador for the first time to Hamvention.. and of course Bam, the virus hit. HC5DX
We were looking forward to coming to accept our award as the 2020 Hamvention Club of the Year. I am fortunate enough to be the Club President this year. Our club is the South Canadian Amateur Radio Society or SCARS for short. No we aren't located in the Great White North as you may think from the name. We are located in Norman, Oklahoma right in the middle of the tornado belt. In fact the National Weather Service Severe Storm Center is located in Norman. Oh the Canadian part refers to the South Canadian river that is the southern border of Norman. If you would like to know more about SCARS please visit our website at W5NOR.ORG. 73
