Enter to win a Yaesu FT- DX10!
As part of our 2024 MARC Hamfest at MAPS we are giving away a Yaesu FT- DX10 as our grand prize!
This bestselling HF/50 MHz radio represents the latest in hybrid SDR technology and features a touch screen interface. The narrow band SDR receiver emphasizes excellent receiver performance, while the Direct Sampling SDR provides a digital processing real-time spectrum scope.
This radio will be given away October 27, 2024, by the Massillon ARC at its 2024 Hamfest at MAPS in Green. You can enter as many times as your like either in-person (at the hamfest) or here.
Tickets are on sale now: $2 each, 3 for $5, 6 for $10, or 12 for $20 donation
Here is the link to purchase your tickets: FT- DX10
Important Information-
1. Tickets may be purchased at the 10/27/24 hamfest and/or here online.
2. Purchase of a prize ticket does not purchase your entry to the hamfest. Entry tickets may be purchased separately and are $5 at the hamfest door. Children under 18 are admitted free of charge.
3. When you purchase your prize tickets a photo of your completed ("filled out"), purchased tickets will be emailed to you within 5 business days. Your stubs will then be detached and placed in the prize hopper. Your actual numbered tickets will be placed in an envelope with your name and will be available at the hamfest itself if you wish them. Tickets not claimed will be destroyed after the hamfest is over by shredding.
4. The drawing for the FT-DX10 will take place at 1:00pm on 10/27/24 at MAPS Museum, 2260 International Pkwy, North Canton, OH, 44720. The ticket drawing will be livestreamed on the MARC club Facebook page.
5. All ticket sales are final. Your generous and kind donation to this raffle provides funds the club uses to carry out its mission to educate and introduce our area and region to amateur radio. Thank you for your generous support!
6. You need not be present to win this radio. You need not be a licensed operator to win. An FCC license is not needed to use this radio to listen, but an FCC license IS required to transmit. For further information visit: FCC.gov/Amateur Radio Service.