I had planned to add more about day 2, but I was either away from a power outlet, experiencing some spotty Internet connectivity, talking to people, or at the mall eating mall-grade cheesesteaks (a misteak, so close to Philly). Anyway, there was plenty of great stuff to take away from day 2 . . . and we talked the whole way home about the people we talked to, the stories we heard, the information we gathered. Really energizing. I don't want to write about too much of it here because I know some people are sensitive about being written about. But, wow, when you're listening to a forum from a guy who was in a North Korean chemical weapons factory and he's showing videos that he secretly filmed while he was there . . . that's something else!
Changing topics a bit, here are a few of the receivers that were in the hospitality suite and were generously available to be tuned
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| A pair of JRC NRD-301A receivers |
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| The Racal RA6790 |
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| The Racal RA3791 |
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| An Icom IC-R9500 |
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