-=> Sean Dennis wrote to Rob Mccart <=-

 SD> Hello, Rob!

 SD> Replying to a message of Rob Mccart to SEAN DENNIS:

 RM> That's interesting. I would wonder given the multiple ways kids have
 RM> to communicate these days, how many would be interested in that.

 SD> You'd be surprised.  The maker crowd has found out about amateur radio
 SD> and they love it.

I've joined that community, in a way... (not HAM - been there - KM4UXV)
Wife has a laser cutter/etcher, so I've been playing with it. So far
making board game accessories, and not really 'makerspace' as far
as HAM goes, but possibly...


 SD> I will be bringing one of my radio setups alone with my QSL card
 SD> (postcards we hams send each other to verify contacts) collection
 SD> showing a lot of the contacts I've made over the years.  I've been a
 SD> licensed ham since 1997 and am quite proud of it.  I also hold the
 SD> highest class of amateur radio license available in the US also.

The QSL cards might be cool to them... My first HAM exposure was a teacher
bringing his rig to school one day. I am in Tennessee and talked to a guy
in Conneticut, I think it was...



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