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RE: UKHA 2005 - dates?




> I think it's a good idea also - Perhaps a full blown annual meet is
too
much to expect from you guys?
> This seems to cover off the keeping up to date and the social aspect
although they'll obviously be a
> hit on the DIY guys who can't show their wares but as Stuart says, is
there that much new stuff to
> show so soon after the last?

Personally... If there isn't a UKHA2005, there certainly *won't* be
anything
to show - the date gave a nice impetus to get a lot done for the last two
years.

I thought that last years was a little less friendly than previously, and
I'm ssupecting that the appearance of the big guys (whilst obviously being
a
triumph in PR terms) kinda squashed things down a bit. I know that having
the xPL stand (even with lots of cool toys) right next to Clipsal's five
grand worth of presentation stand was a little on the intimidating side.

I do think that the two days is a waste - the Sunday always seems to be a
bit of a non event. It would be a shame to lose the Saturday.

Seminars sounds like a cool idea though :)

Ian.







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