I think it is a great idea to try the cruise venue. I don't see how my wife could possibly object to being on a cruise while I am in satellite presentations and I know she would enjoy meeting some of my radio friends. If the attendance is particularly low, we will know not to try it again! I just hope Carnival will be cooperative about a bunch of hams waving satellite antennas around. Imagine that picture - a dozen guys standing on deck in Bermuda shorts, waving Elks & Arrows, wearing headphones and talking to one another through a satellite! Sounds like some prime material for the AMSAT Journal about a year from now.
Sounds like prime material for somebody working on their Psychology PhD, too! :-D
Jerry Buxton, NØJY
On 1/10/2016 13:04, W M Willoughby wrote:
Imagine that picture - a dozen guys standing on deck in Bermuda shorts, waving Elks & Arrows, wearing headphones and talking to one another through a satellite! Sounds like some prime material for the AMSAT Journal about a year from now.
And meanwhile on the bridge, they are frantically trying to find where the sextants are stored because the GPS says they are either in Hawaii or the Sahara Desert.
73s,
Alan WA4SCA
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I think the cruise is a good idea. My only thought about it is that some wives are very high maintenance, possibly placing the ham in a lose-lose situation being split apart by dual loyalties. Or he can try to go alone, and face other consequenceis. It will be an interesting challenge...
On Sun, Jan 10, 2016 at 2:04 PM, W M Willoughby [email protected] wrote:
I think it is a great idea to try the cruise venue. I don't see how my wife could possibly object to being on a cruise while I am in satellite presentations and I know she would enjoy meeting some of my radio friends. If the attendance is particularly low, we will know not to try it again! I just hope Carnival will be cooperative about a bunch of hams waving satellite antennas around. Imagine that picture - a dozen guys standing on deck in Bermuda shorts, waving Elks & Arrows, wearing headphones and talking to one another through a satellite! Sounds like some prime material for the AMSAT Journal about a year from now.
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