help need to register for pgi 2013

[hatsgoods]

i was wondering wich one will i select on the regestroton form. im 19 and the form says youth 20 and under, so does that mean im limites to what i can do there?

[jknepp1954]

Hmmm...Good question...In Pa anyone 18 yr old and older is allowed to buy and shoot off 1.4g. This must be a PGI thing just to cover all bases as each state is different in their age restrictions.

[Northern Sky]

Here is a link to the application page on the PGI site:

http://www.pgi.org/files/PGI-Membership.pdf

I see nothing there about your question. JPA is 6 to 17. If you are under 18 the application needs to have an attachment of approval from parents of legal guardian.

A 20 year old friend of mine attended seminars the entire week and worked his butt off on the battle of the bands display we put on last year.

I will look closer at the registration form. By the way, you do know you have to be a PGI member to do anything other than just watch the evening's shows right?

[Northern Sky]

Okay looked at the registration. That line is for a family member of an adult for reduced admission fee like for JPA. It gives the family a break to attend. When a member is 21 you register on your own not on parents membership.

[hatsgoods]

yes i do know that i have to be a pgi member to do anything elese then watch the evenings shows so what i have heard is that if i join ill have regular pass for the normal 1.4 stuff?

[Northern Sky]

So a new yearly membership with bulletins is $100. The registration for the week is $155.00 before June 1 and $170 after June 1. So if the total to attend is either $255.00 or 275.00 depending in timing. That will get you into everything that doesn't require additional money, like manufacturing for example, at the convention.

[hatsgoods]

So a new yearly membership with bulletins is $100. The registration for the week is $155.00 before June 1 and $170 after June 1. So if the total to attend is either $255.00 or 275.00 depending in timing. That will get you into everything that doesn't require additional money, like manufacturing for example, at the convention.

ok thanks for the info