[757labs] [757labs_inspace] NEW Virginia Beach Hamfest website

[christopher.glaves.ctr at jfcom.mil]

At the very least letting people know about the balloon project would probably a good hook.

-----Original Message-----
From: 757labs-bounces at 757labs.org [mailto:757labs-bounces at 757labs.org] On Behalf Of telmnstr at 757.org
Sent: Wednesday, June 16, 2010 3:14 PM
To: 757labs at 757labs.org
Subject: Re: [757labs] [757labs_inspace] NEW Virginia Beach Hamfest website


Bumped from the Balloon project list:

>    Please take the time to visit the NEW Virginia Beach Hamfest website: 
> <http://www.vbhamfest.com/>http://www.vbhamfest.com/
>    Flyer for widest dissemination: 
> <http://www.vbhamfest.com/flyer/vbhamfest.pdf>http://www.vbhamfest.com
> /flyer/vbhamfest.pdf

Wow! Exciting. When I was younger the Virginia Beach Hamfest filled the Pavillion. Vendors like iCom, Kenwood and Yeasu were there.

It's wild to see them returning.

In the past, we got a booth for HRGeeks at the hamfest, if nothing else than to support them.

I'd like to do it again for 757labs.

Maybe we can break out the vintage computer collection, or make a cool booth thing.

757 Labs should be at FantiSci at the Chesapeake Public Library, and Freeplay at the Chesapeake public library. I was planning to make a video loop and run it on the 30" telelvision at the events. It would be nice perhaps to make something cool to hold the display, or maybe use multiple displays mounted to a pipe frame or something.

_______________________________________________
757labs mailing list
757labs at 757labs.org
http://757labs.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/757labs
If we knew what we were doing it wouldn't be research.
-------------- next part --------------
A non-text attachment was scrubbed...
Name: smime.p7s
Type: application/x-pkcs7-signature
Size: 5750 bytes
Desc: not available
URL: <http://757labs.org/pipermail/757labs/attachments/20100616/b4094467/attachment.bin>