When I'd move, I'd have a choice of where to go, I'd just make sure where 
ever I go, it's not somewhere that doesn't allow antennas. Of course, if I 
manage to buy a place it will be a lot easier but I'll worry about that when 
the time comes. As long as I'm in ham radio, I'll make sure I can put up 
antennas where ever I live, maybe not as many as I have now, but at least a 
wire or 2 outside and a 900 MHz antenna or duel bander or something, at 
minimum. If they change it on me, I'd argue my point, and hide the antennas, 
inside if I had to, until I moved. Plain and simple though, just would not 
move where I couldn't put up at least a wire and something low profile for 2 
and 440, or 900 MHz, though if I can get a duel bander up, I can hide a 900 
MHz beam right under it and it would never be seen. To those that really 
want to get on the air, there's just about always a way to do it and do it 
right. I sure know enough people who've done it where many won't even try.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Steve Dresser" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Saturday, April 18, 2009 10:53 PM
Subject: Re: Anyone ever heard of CQ100?


> Well, John, you're very lucky not to have run into difficulty with putting
> up antennas.  However, there are many people who, for a wide variety of
> legitimate reasons, are not able to do so.  For your sake, I hope you 
> never
> end up in that position, but if you do, don't whine to any of us about it
> because we'll all know you're just feeling sorry for yourself.
>
> Steve
>