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Unfortunately no poles allowed in my HOA so I have a 70cm/2m jpole mounted up in my attic for stealth transmissions. It's working excellently for me so far.

I'm working on my general and have plans to put up a fan dipole in the eve of the attic for HF.
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RealJohnDoe 1y ago

I seem to remember that a ham tower was protected from some homeowner restrictions by federal law.

Because of required emergency communication assistance during a national emergency.

Which is part of your license..¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

On the other hand you wouldn't want to fuck your fellow homeowners over.

You could also rig up a cheap handy talky in repeater mode and attach it to a balloon, a kite or a drone..🪁😊

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nobody 1y ago

TV antennas are protected but unfortunately amateur radio doesn't enjoy those protections, I really wish they were. But so far it's not impacted my ability to get QSOs on 2m/70cm.

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RealJohnDoe 1y ago

My bad..👍😊

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nobody 1y ago

It's all good. In an ideal world you'd be right haha

I have read about proposed legislation to protect ham operator rights but you know how that goes. They'll talk about it for 30 years and make no decisions.