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.

David Moody stated that he is still awaiting a phone call from WJCT radio concerning advertising for the club.

Joe Leaptrott asked Eyal Wirsansky about the correct way to send him photos for the on-line virtual museum.  Eyal suggested a number of different ways, including CD, setting up an FTP site, etc.  He also suggested that the club set up a Facebook site.

Andy Rood suggested that the club contribute $50.00 or so to help defray the cost of the annual cook-out.  The decision was made to write a $50.00 check from the club treasury.

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

Phil Bliss installed his home-brew radio with the "space-charged" tubes into the cabinet of the Intercom unit that he had won in a previous donor auction, and brought it to show.  He also brought an adapter that he had made to use inexpensive 1Q5 tubes in place of expensive WD-11 tubes.  Finally, Phil asked if anyone had any reproduction instruction cards to fit into the lid of an Ariola or Radiola III.

Phil Baker brought a Heathkit signal tracer that he had bought from Fred Geer.

Gerry Lukach brought a home-brew variac that would work with either AC or DC voltages.  (Currently, though, the bridge rectifier is bad, so it now only works with AC.)  He also brought a 1946 Philco table radio with a built-in slot-loading phono that he had won with a $10.49 e-Bay bid.

Since the April meeting will be the cookout, no theme was discussed.