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 Vintage Rig Radio Club dedicated to restoring and preserving classic rigs. This can involve completely stripping the chassis and panels, restoring them, and reassembling the radio. |
 The JAMSAT booth seemed to be busy throughout the day explaining satellite operations and demonstrating tracking software and interfaces. |
 The Packet Radio Users Group (PRUG) had a live video feed from the 8N1HAM special event station and were making it available as a RealVideo stream on the Internet. |
 29FM Pacific Radio Network (PRN). |
 The Japan Amateur Slowscan TV Association (JASTA) was demonstrating a variety of hardware and software for slow scan. They also were demonstrating the real time JA8ANQ SSTV receive server. |
 The Tokyo International Amateur Radio Association (TIARA) booth demonstrated IRLP, Echolink, and WiRES repeater linking. (L to R: JF1TEU, JR1NNV, 7J1AAL, 7J1AIL) |
 Seanet meets daily on 14.320 at 1200Z. Their 2003 convention will be in Johor Bahru, Malaysia, 11/27~11/30. |
 The JARL A1 Club, JO1ZZZ, demonstrated everything from classic keys to using eQSO for Internet MCW contacts. |
 The Facsimile Club showed a number of high tech solutions to transmit faxes by amateur radio, including for color fax TX/RX. |
 Chris, W6HFP, explains the Buddipole portable dipole at the Mobile2000 club booth. (Japanese version) |
 A Christmas tree of microwave gear at the Yokohama Amateur Microwave Association (YAMA) booth. |
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