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Ham Radio Friedrichshafen 2025 - Who's Going?

The next Ham Radio will be held again in Friedrichshafen, Germany, from Friday, June 27, to Sunday, June 29, 2025. I'm seriously considering making the trip this year - heard it's an incredible experience with hams from all over the world. The flea market alone looks amazing from the photos I've seen online.

Anyone here been before or planning to attend? What should I definitely not miss? Thinking about camping in the RV area but not sure what to expect.

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    If you're into technical presentations, don't miss the lecture program. More than 110 lectures, exams, and workshops were attended by a diverse group of attendees, including IOTA enthusiasts, diploma

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Went in 2024 and it was fantastic! For three days, more than 380 participants showcased the wide-ranging world of radio, with 150 commercial exhibitors and international associations as well as 230 flea market exhibitors. The joy of reuniting again with fellow hobbyists was clearly evident throughout the four exhibition halls and the Foyer West. The energy is incredible - you'll love it!

Many radio enthusiasts chose to camp overnight in their motorhomes at the exhibition site, where more than 560 vehicles were parked on all days of the fair. The RV camping is very popular and well organized. Book early though - spots fill up fast! The atmosphere in the camping area is like a mini hamfest itself.

If you're into technical presentations, don't miss the lecture program. More than 110 lectures, exams, and workshops were attended by a diverse group of attendees, including IOTA enthusiasts, diploma program participants, educators, and tech fans. Plus the IARU meetings are fascinating if you're interested in the regulatory side of things.

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