@@Transmission1 Wise move, I was on my way home around that time. Only just noticed the noise from inside was atrocious on my footage so that needs some work.
Thanks for the video, good coverage of the kit. Sadly it looks like a special day for Saga members, with very few younger people. Unless the hobby attracts young people it will die.
I agree with you. I don't know many people under the age of 35-40 that are into radio. I'm 49 and have been involved in the hobby since I was a teenager. It's good to see some areas of the hobby appealing to younger people such as SDR tech and internet linking but that's another story...!
It also looks very quiet compared to the rallies of 20 years ago and earlier, when it was literally a job to move in the main hall, as I am sure many will remember.
@@Eurobrasil550 but twenty years ago the rallys were mostly PC and computer rallys, but i agree they were busier, but 30 year ago even better. but then again Radio Amateurs were men who understood what building an item of equipment was all about, now days todays amateurs struggle to solder a PL-259 on, in fact if a radio or antenna hasn't got a PL-259 on it they panic. it's a cheque book black box internet hobby now days.
@@CBRadioWayBack10-4 I've seen his UA-cam vids, what kind of deals does "MLS... the guv'nor" actually give you? Seemed to be flogging off those cheap shack clocks like a barrow boy.
Did not make it this year looks a bit empty i cannot believe moonraker cannot be bothered to take anything again they used to have one of the best stands
@@bigfish5705 Young folks can't afford golf, sailing, decent fishing gear or anything else because they spend their money on clothes, iPads, drugs, drink and the latest smartphones.
fantastic organized ham exhibition ! 👍👏
Yes, was a great day out. Really enjoyed it!
You must have been at a different event..
@@martinsmith2984 like what event ?!
@@marios2620 Anyone but this one..
@@martinsmith2984 ...,I missed them all....
..:(
Went there today had a good day there.
too many CBers for me..
@@CBRadioWayBack10-4 No Wonder amateur radio is dead and dying with an attitude like that mate
@@londo776 I know M7XCB he'll get the joke,
you obviously don't so get fucked..
Missed it this year so thanks for putting this on. M0TTL..
Thanks for the comment! Glad you enjoyed it!
Brilliant day, I am guessing that was mid afternoon as you couldn’t move in there in the morning.
Yes it was a great day out. Most of the video was taken around 2.30-3.00 pm before we left so I could get some better shots.
@@Transmission1 Wise move, I was on my way home around that time. Only just noticed the noise from inside was atrocious on my footage so that needs some work.
Thanks for the video, good coverage of the kit. Sadly it looks like a special day for Saga members, with very few younger people. Unless the hobby attracts young people it will die.
I agree with you. I don't know many people under the age of 35-40 that are into radio. I'm 49 and have been involved in the hobby since I was a teenager. It's good to see some areas of the hobby appealing to younger people such as SDR tech and internet linking but that's another story...!
@@Transmission1 But Internet linking is not radio Just use your mobile
It also looks very quiet compared to the rallies of 20 years ago and earlier, when it was literally a job to move in the main hall, as I am sure many will remember.
@@Eurobrasil550 but twenty years ago the rallys were mostly PC and computer rallys,
but i agree they were busier, but 30 year ago even better.
but then again Radio Amateurs were men who understood what building an item of equipment was all about, now days todays amateurs struggle to solder a PL-259 on, in fact if a radio or antenna hasn't got a PL-259 on it they panic.
it's a cheque book black box internet hobby now days.
@@Transmission1 Average age of getting into ham radio is 42. Has been for 40 years. I was 43.
Yes went home when they wanted £27 for a cap..
There were enough geriatrics wearing yaesu caps and i doubt their benefits allowed them to buy them at that price.
What? 27 quid for a cap? That's ridiculous!
@@cthoadmin7458 Almost as ridiculous the the ones buying and wearing them,
or the one walking around the with 'i got a deal from Lynchies' stickers.
@@CBRadioWayBack10-4 I've seen his UA-cam vids, what kind of deals does "MLS... the guv'nor" actually give you? Seemed to be flogging off those cheap shack clocks like a barrow boy.
IC PW2 £4000 + in the USA not cheap
Where are the young people all old guys, No wonder amateur radio is dead and dying
Yes OAPs only this year..
Sad to say same here in the US. Hard to compete with the smart phones and video games. 73s.
The young folk are too busy making TikyTokys and drinking Tide Pods!
the aRSeGB trying their hardest to get kids in to the hobby but for all the wrong reasons :)
I was young once got licensed when I was 20 yo now I’m old.
Did not make it this year looks a bit empty i cannot believe moonraker cannot be bothered to take anything again they used to have one of the best stands
Folks saying, "Where are the young people". I can tell you.. They are at work, looking after kids, running a family.
That's not it. I guess you could go to CES and ask where all the old people are? I can tell you: At wor.. Oh wait.
While the parasites like yourself walk around like you're a god.
@@Kowalski301 It's because young kids don't want to be cuddled up with uncle Calum while he plays with his knobs.and adjust's his erection.
Young folk cant afford ham radios
@@bigfish5705 Young folks can't afford golf, sailing, decent fishing gear or anything else because they spend their money on clothes, iPads, drugs, drink and the latest smartphones.
Seems a bit empty
Great walk around Simon Might catch you soon on PMR. Kaz. G4OWW. …..
Thanks Kaz! 🙂 glad you enjoyed it. Speak soon on PMR! Simon G7UFS
Not another fucking cock in a frock,
no wonder kids are scared to join the hobby with all these mental cases in the world of radio.