Excellent application of a remote station....I see no problem with that.
Cecil
K5DL
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> On Mar 17, 2015, at 10:34 PM, W7RH <midnight18@cox.net> wrote:
>
> I almost gave up Amateur Radio living and working here in Las Vegas, where
> the average subdivision lot is 4000sqft or less. Not to mention CC&Rs. A city
> acre these days is just shy of $1-million.
>
> My station is network controlled to my Arizona ranch property 200 miles away.
> I make it very clear that all contacts are from Arizona and not from Nevada
> on QRZ. It's been that way for ten years. Any real contest efforts are made
> on site. There have been times when weather prohibited me from getting into
> the remote site safely. In that case I bag the test and make a few random
> remote QSOs. All operation is from the remote and meets the radius rules for
> receivers and transmitter.
>
>
> Quote Mike W0MU,
>
> "You need to hear my transmitter from your location and I need to hear
> yours from mine.
>
> I am a proponent of remote radio where ALL of the receiving and
> transmitting is done from the same SINGLE remote site with the same
> distance radius for that equipment to be in."
>
> Seems to me this is a fair and equitable solution. Enforceable, probably not.
>
> --
> W7RH DM35OS
>
> Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not
> sure about the former.
> Albert Einstein
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