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| Gerald / ZS1GRM unpacks his wares |
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| Tom / ZS1AFS and Sue / ZS1AFR had a variety of items for sale |
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| Pierre / ZU1DX brought along a whole trailer-full of stuff |
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| Hylton / ZR1HPC and Michael / ZS1PE |
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| Boxes of power supplies, bits of power supplies, PSU components, transformers, etc |
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| Karl / ZS1KC's table of interesting items |
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| Dennis / ZS1AU and Noel / ZS1FW. Richard / ZS1RIC balances on ZS1AU's hand. |
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| If you look carefully just to the right of Raoul / ZS1C (on right), you may notice a matched pair of two homebrew 23 cm rigs that later on went for a song! |
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| From a certain perspective, big boxes of technology may look daunting. However, continued exposure to radios and electronics brings familiarity, and thereby are the seeds of Amateur Radio fruitfully sown. Start 'em young! |
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| Great interest was shown by the visitors to the items on display, be they on tables, in car boots or in crates on the ground |
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| ZS1TM (on right) was generously allowed to peruse the wares on offer once the burgers had all been cooked! |
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| ZS1WHL looking very proprietorial. And well he might - the goods on that particular table are of the highest quality indeed. |
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| Wolfgang / ZS1WHL, Hans-Jurgen / ZS1HJH, Tom / ZS1AFS and Danny / ZS1BL "See - it's actually very simple... You turn it through 180 degrees, press it in and then pull it out, twisting it backwards gently while simultaneously engaging the Chuffer Sprocket - and Bob's your uncle!!" |
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