That's not true. The US rule is 200 feet is the limit unless you go through the engineering and licensing procedures that apply to commercial towers. However, that is a maximium limit, based on the tower's distance from commercial airports with runways of specific lengths. I have 2 friends who live in rural MI with 198 foot towers in their fields behind their houses. I know this because I helped erect the towers. As for me, I now live in Boulder, CO and can either drive 40 minutes and set up at a friend's place on a ridge at 9,300 feet elevation, or I can just park my van up on the Peak to Peak Highway at 9,000 feet looking out 100 miles to the north, south, and east. Or I can just drive 10 minutes from home and be at about 8,000 feet, 2,000 feet above the High Plains. I'm in ham Heaven.
Great Job de OE3TWB Thomas
Someone needs to fire the pool service.
Just Amazing 73 LB7VI
いいなぁ！台風も地震も無いんだろうな
Very impressive!! What an antenna farm!!! Vy 73
Impressive !
Cool sound
I love CB radios I love dxing on the CB
Very good position!
Impresionante EA5ZZ
That's what one might call Beastly. 👍
Wow! Is that an aerial farm or is that an aerial farm.
Прекрасно, успехов !
すごい。
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👍👍👍👍
73!
I wish my town would let me do this
I wish my wallet would let me do this
A lot of time effort and $ just to send 5nn in morse repeatedly?
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Obviously not in United States 60ft max height for amateur ham radio operators.
That's not true. The US rule is 200 feet is the limit unless you go through the engineering and licensing procedures that apply to commercial towers. However, that is a maximium limit, based on the tower's distance from commercial airports with runways of specific lengths. I have 2 friends who live in rural MI with 198 foot towers in their fields behind their houses. I know this because I helped erect the towers.
As for me, I now live in Boulder, CO and can either drive 40 minutes and set up at a friend's place on a ridge at 9,300 feet elevation, or I can just park my van up on the Peak to Peak Highway at 9,000 feet looking out 100 miles to the north, south, and east. Or I can just drive 10 minutes from home and be at about 8,000 feet, 2,000 feet above the High Plains. I'm in ham Heaven.
"...United States 60ft max height for amateur ham radio operators."
That's some tall people!!