Called to order at 7:30PM by Joe Leaptrott. 

Pledge of Allegiance led by Joe Leaptrott. 

The treasurer's report was presented by Gerry Lukach.

Joe Leaptrott said that he had recently talked to Dick McEachin.  Dick said that even though he's now living in another town, he'll continue his radio commentary on the local radio station, and will continue to include spots for the radio club.

Joe also mentioned that we could bring radios to the April cookout, to be photographed for the on-line virtual museum.  Andy Rood said that he would send out an email, asking for radio pictures with an accompanying story.

Joe also suggested that for our club project, we could perhaps obtain a radio that would require the different talents of different club members in order to restore.  For example, one person to restore the electronics, another to restore the finish, etc.  Phil Baker asked if an email could be sent out asking if anyone had such a radio to donate.

David Moody stated that we could possibly secure on advertising spot on the "First Coast Connect" show on WJCT, 89.9 FM.  He said that he would call to inquire.

There was no publicity report, as Sean Olin was away on business.

Andy Rood brought a 1987 Sangean multi-band radio.

Phil Baker brought a Sony reel-to-reel tape recorder, that he had used to record conversations from 10-meter band ham radio.

Joe Leaptrott brought pictures of equipment, and asked if anyone knew what it was.  Bill Zaiser said that it looked like some sort of business class communications equipment.  Joe also mentioned that on Ebay, someone is selling a more modern-design replacement power supply for Trans-Oceanic radios.  He talked about a finishing product that he had found, consisting of tung oil, linseed oil, and japan driers, and also about products that can help repair rotted wood.

Phil Bliss mentioned that he coats rotted wood with Super Glue, which also yield good results.

Among the donor auction items were: 

	A 1960 or 1961 Truetone radio,
	A GE table radio from the '40s or '50s

It was decided that the theme for March would be "test equipment.