Operating from Tight Quarters with Antenna Restrictions

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[Alan Bloom]

A bazillion years ago when I worked for ARRL, four of us bachelors on
the staff rented a big house in Farmington CT that had some land for
antennas.  We called it the "Farmington Home for Unwed Amateurs".

Between us we managed to scrounge 90 feet of Rohn 25, a 402BA 40/20
meter beam, a 15 meter monobander, a Collins S-line, a homebrew dual
3-500Z kilowatt amplifier, some VHF/UHF SSB/CW gear and all the other
necessities for a nice ham station.  None of us could have afforded it
on our own.

Al N1AL


On Fri, 2010-10-15 at 08:29 -0700, Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:

> Hams used to solve that problem with club stations. A group of Hams would
> get together and rent or borrow space for the station (and all contribute
> time, equipment and money to the station). It worked well in many companies
> as well as private clubs. Some were elaborate, more were modest
> installations but far better than the members could manage at home. And the
> camaraderie is pure gold "Ham Radio" to most of us.
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> Ron AC7AC
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> George wrote:
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> The final issue concerns antenna restrictions.  I live close in and I
> struggle mightily with getting adequate antennas.  I would love to find a
> way to bring my K3 to an ideal location where massive towers are possible,
> and leave it there all the time.  Maybe I would visit it once in a while,
> but certainly not daily or weekly, maybe once a month or so.
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