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Rams
Basketball
Record: 20-5
Final Score:
64-70 vs
Newark
Next Game:
This
loss in the regional semi-final ended a great Ram season. Go Rams!
The Rams won the 2008 District Title
for the 4th consecutive year!
Not to be out done Bob Curray sported this 2089 watt backpack setup powered by a custom 7.5lb lithium battery. He traveled to Trotwood from Adelphi, MD where he works as an engineer for WHTT-TV. The Hamvention crowds come from all around the world.
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Chris Wright
looks to his mother as Trotwood Mayor Darreyl Davis declares May 19th as Chris
Wright Day. Wright graduated from Trotwood and just completed his first year
at University of Dayton where he is getting a lot of attention for Trotwood
with his big basketball plays.
Looking pretty sporty with his solar power back pack for his radio and cell phone, Dennis Alexander came to Hamvention 2008 from Warren Ohio. He got lots of attention from fellow ham radio enthusiasts.
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This unidentified man at Hamvention was loading up on all kinds of wire to support his ham radio habit. 100's of vendors offered everything from antique telegraph systems to state of the art computer operated radios. (photo by Vito Cameruci)
