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POST TIMONIUM PARTY FOR AM'ers 2006
HOSTED BY KB3AHE IN BALTIMORE, MD

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March 25, 2006. Since I had enough radio "stuff" to hold me for a while I skipped the hamfest and went directly to the Post Timonium Party at KB3AHE's home. Frank and his wife Carol were great hosts and provided everyone with lots of food, drink and friendship. No one was keeping score but most agreed that around 40 AM'ers showed up for the party. Each year the crowd grows larger and everyone had a great time.



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1: Our gracious hosts: Frank KB3AHE and his wife Carol.
2: The master chef at work.
3-5: The food !



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6: Dave K2DK with an appropriate party shirt.
7: Dave K2DK, Joe N3IBX and Brent W1IA pose for the camera.
8: Dave K2DK actually didn't play for the party, he wanted his tenor checked out by Ken W2DTC who also plays tenor.
9: Thanks to Frank KB3AHE who arranged it, Riley Hollingworth surprised everyone with a visit to the AM party. Riley K4ZDH, is also a fan of vintage equipment and has been heard on AM from time to time.
10: Greg N1EXI having a conversation with Riley Hollingsworth.



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11: Abe WB2PQR and his XYL.
12: Pam, WA3VJB's XYL and Carol, KB3AHE's XYL.
13: Frank KB3CYX and Bobbi his fiance, who will be getting married this weekend.
14: Matt KC2HWT and Yvonne KC2HUD.
15: Pam, WA3VJB's XYL.



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16: Brent W1IA was the most distant traveler to the party.
17: Greg N1EXI.
18: Joe N2YR enjoying the food.
19: Archie and Dave K3ZRF checking out the hand delivered N3IBX vintage QSL card.
20: Gary W2INR.



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21-22: First group shot. WA3VJB (far right) barely made it to the group in time so we took another group shot. Little did we know that the size of the group would double before the evening was over.
23: Joe W3GMS and Martha (N3QBE).
24: Art K3XF
25: Karl KB3JKG who was a good friend of Frank KB3AHE way back in their high school days.



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26: Some guys have all the luck. Paul WA3VJB and his XYL Pam on the right and Carol K3ZRf's XYL on the left.
27: Ken W2DTC, Joe N3IBX and Brent W1IA.
28: Paul K2ORC, Steve WA2DTW and Dave K2DK.
29: Dave K3ZRF and Bert WA3JYU.
30: Art K3XF and Brent W1IA.



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31: Larry W3JRR, Duane KK4AM, Ken W2DTC and DeWitt N4QNX.
32: Joe N3IBX, DeWitt N4QNX, Bert WA3JYU and Chuck WB3LGG investigating a box of vintage tubes brought to the party by DeWitt.
33: Now that's a big cigarette lighter !
34: John W3JN knows how to relax.
35: Joe N3IBX and Larry K3JRR discuss the mods Larry did to his 813 rig.



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36: Story telling time with Paul WA3VJB, Dave K2DK, Steve WA2DTW, Frank KB3CYX and Bobbi.
37: Bobbi (KB3CYX's fiancee), Joe N3IBX and Brent W1IA.
38: Joe N3IBX and DeWitt N4QNX look over a rare 1935 receiver.
39: The 1935 Tobe-Deutschmann Model "H" Ham Band only receiver.
40: Yep, the 1935 dial explains the coverage area. Pretty decent bandspread, too.



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