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    Aug 01, 2022 3 minutes
    BY STEVE MOLO,* KI4KWR

    his year at the Dayton Hamvention, I took the time to talk about awards in the hobby with many at the Dayton DX Dinner and within several hospitality suites around the area with results I fully expected. The hobby appears to be in a peak of operating FT8 and not as much Morse code and voice. Nothing is wrong with FT8 and a good portion of the amateurs I spoke with did not know there are awards for

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