They have seemed content to let it die off for a long time. I help host several antique radio swap meets and we have taken steps which have greatly improved attendance. I reached out to the Indy group several years ago offering to help. The response I got was that they were not interested in making any changes and did not need any help. Not sure what the final nail in the coffin was. I suspect some kind of internal politics. Sad, as I always enjoyed attending.
Not at all surprised- it is what it is -Amateur radio is in decline- case in point-you rarely see any ham antennas on homes or ham license plates on cars. There will be more Hamfest go under as time goes on. Please visit and join my new Facebook group- Xenia Hamvention
Bummer. The show in Ohio was much better in the day. To bad the Cleveland Indians are a thing of the past also. When will they rename Indiana ?
