If you're into DX'ing, contexting, AMSAT/space satellites, or QRP, the forumes are usually pretty good. Download the Ham-Com brochure to see a list of the ones offered this year and remember that Saturday is the day of the forums. Moh, and the National Weather Service always offers a SkyWarn training session with usually both Basic and Advanced being offered. I'm not sure if they offered Advanced this year, though.Charles L. Cotton wrote:oohrah wrote:Did you attend any seminars? Will you go back, perhaps next year? I really want to go, but unless it's a lot better than some hamfests I've been to lately, it won't be worth the drive to Dallas..
There were a lot of flea market tables that were available both Friday and Saturday. I think that was because a lot of the people who normally purchase flea market spots outdoors didn't do so this time, seeing that all of the flea market was indoors in the main hall. I know a couple of folks, me included, who might have done an outdoor spot but held off to see what it would be like at the new venue. I'm guessing there'll be less vacant tables next year.