Show HN: Berlin Swapfest – Electronics flea market
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#34Related events in other cities? To start: * US Boston / New England area -- MIT Swapfest, http://w1mx.mit.edu/flea-at-mit/
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#35Related events in other cities? To start: * US Boston / New England area -- MIT Swapfest, http://w1mx.mit.edu/flea-at-mit/
I used to live in the Boston area as a kid and dad used to take me to loads of ham radio swap meets in the city. I loved rummaging around the stuff and finding cool things to try to use with my Commodore 64 (even in the 80s, ham swap fest's had a lot of computer gear proliferating) I really miss the format but I just haven't seen them around for years (decades?) at least in my part of the world...
https://www.arrl.org/hamfests-and-conventions-calendar
Note I have found searching by city and state is broken. You need to search by zipcode.
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#37Never heard of having to register in order to visit a flea market as a potential customer.
We have limited space at c-base and I want to be respectful of their fire code!
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#38Would love to take part in this, but the date is unfortunately pretty unfavorable for me, do you have any social page to follow for the next events?
We’ll be using this microsite for now for updates, but will likely spin up a bluesky account for the swapfest!
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#39Nice! Might travel to Berlin for this. Any idea how non-german-speaker friendly this will be? The hackerspace website is german only, but I'm hoping we can expect most attendees / sellers to speak english?
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#40Btw one could get company sponsorship for a ewaste container so that one doesn’t have to take stuff back home - after all it’s the big companies that produce this stuff and then make it redundant. Perhaps ewaste could be segregated by company to see who is the biggest “offender” - I’m sure there’s many a Fritz box lying around…