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June 1, 1999
Dayton Faces: Whom did you miss seeing at Dayton Hamvention 1999? In no particular order, we present some of those we caught on camera.
ARRL Amateur Radio Direction Finding Coordinator Joe Moell, K0OV.
ARRL Senior News Editor Rick Lindquist, N1RL (right), finally catches up with rocker Joe Walsh, WB6ACU, who provided the Saturday evening banquet entertainment. [Joe Bottiglieri, AA1GW]
Kenwood's Amateur Products Sales Manager Paul Middleton, KD6NUH, takes our picture with his VH-C1 "Visual Communicator" camera.
The FCC's Riley Hollingsworth, K4ZDH, chats with former NBC reporter/producer (and SAREX Working Group Chairman) Roy Neal, K6DUE.
MFJ's Martin Jue, K5FLU, shows off a prototype of a new QRP transceiver his company plans to market in the future.
L-R, Ron Szama, LU2AH, ARRL Executive Vice President Dave Sumner, K1ZZ, and Alfredo Luciano, LU6DJX, gather at the ARRL booth. A well-known DXer, Alfredo, 90, was first licensed in 1928. He has only three more countries left to work.
 Yaesu's Chip Margelli, K7JA. |
ARRL Great Lakes Division Director Dave Coons, WT8W (left), and ARRL First Vice President Steve Mendelsohn, W2ML.
 Dave, N1YMK, and Charlie, N4AV, enjoy the Dayton flea market. |
 ARRL Public Relations Manager Jennifer Hagy, N1TDY. |
 Ten-Tec's Tom Salvetti, KC3NF. |
 Alinco Sales Manager Doug Wynn, KB6YZD. |
The ARRL's new Advertising Manager John "John Bee" Bartscherer, N1GNV, sets up part of the ARRL display.
The Dayton Hamvention's Chairman for the past three years, Dick Miller, N8CBU.
Dayton Hamvention Forums Chairman Ron Morefield, W8ILC.
Bob Garavaglia, WB0QXW, of St Louis has been attending Hamvention faithfully for the past 27 years.
AMSAT Phase 3D Integration Lab Manager Lou McFadin, W5DID.
ARRL Product Review Editor Joe Bottiglieri, AA1GW, checks out the new Ten-Tec Pegasus PC-controlled transceiver.
 The ICOM blimp! |
N8VES had a dominant signal on 2-meter simplex with this rig.
[All photos by Rick Lindquist, N1RL, except as noted]
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