Some of you are forgetting that not all of

us have been to the show or the dinner.

The dinner site is listed as Spaghetti Warehouse.

Is that the one that shows an address of

42 S. Superior St.? There's no address listed

on the site for the show.

Also, is there still a Saturday night auction?

The web site shows a date of April 7, 2018,

which I think has gone by...

Is there still an auction?

Thanks!

Dinner meeting is at the only Spaghetti Warehouse I am aware of...next
to the Toledo Mud Hens stadium...about three blocks from Sea Gate.


There should be complete directions and possibly a map on the WEAK
Signals Toledo Show web site.

Thanks, Ed & Chris,

I had the Seagate address but not the dinner site.

There were directions (pretty good ones) but nothing

about the dinner, which isn't surprising since, as far 

as I know, it's an RCSB function and not related directly

to the Weak Signals guys.

So, thanks again...I'll be there tomorrow!

Martin 5465

Paul

Sorry Paul, too busy gawking to take pictures yesterday.  Will do so today.

I'll write a little mini-report.  The show is impressive in many ways.  It is completely organized and run by the local Weak Signals R/C flying club.  I thought the AMA might be involved.  They display here, but they don't help run it.  Most of the major vendors are here.  Futaba, JR, Dubro, Robart all have large booths with nice displays.  I'll get some pictures today.  Also a lot of smaller vendors, some with interesting stuff on display and/or for sale.  A lot of good camaraderie of course, and a few 'luminaries' around like Keith Shaw et al.

Our own Jeff Fiscus has been holding court at the He 219, there has been much ooohing, ahhhing, bowing, crying :-)  Many vows to switch to Barbie Doll collecting or something else...  :-)

As impressive as I've found the show, this is my first time.  The old hands we talked to who have been coming every year for decades say it is much smaller than it was even 10 years ago.  It's still pretty big if you ask me, and I'm glad it is still going to this extent.  But, it may be like the glaciers...   better go see them before they're gone!

Gary