[geeks] radio stuff

[Chris Hedemark]

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On Tuesday, November 26, 2002, at 01:42 AM, wa2egp at att.net wrote:

> It's beginning to spread quickly.  All newer neighborhoods 
> (developments) has
> no antennas...all cable.  No antennas of any type!  Unforch, you have 
> to look
> carefully when buying a house because it is not something they will 
> volunteer
> freely.

It may vary from state to state, but when I was house hunting the MLS 
listings I got for the homes I was interested in all had "HOA" with 
either "Yes" or "No" next to them.  When I started getting serious 
about houses I asked the seller to disclose in writing any restrictive 
covenants about the property.  Finally, when I was ready to make an 
offer, I made it contingent on my lawyer confirming that there was no 
HOA to worry about or restrictive covenants that I couldn't live with 
(I can't have certain kinds of livestock here, but I can have others).

> Even some older, established neighborhoods are goin that way.

Hard to retroactively do that though.

I suspect that hams are better appreciated here in North Carolina since 
we get the brunt of so many hurricanes here and often need emergency 
communication services.

Chris Hedemark
Hillsborough, NC
http://yonderway.com


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