Re: [IRCA] Logging a complete state

[<texas4421@xxxxxxxx>]

Hi Bert-

>     I'd have to look back to see wether I'm close or not for any state. I 
> think I'd almost >rather hear all 50 states before I tried to hear an 
> entire state. I'll look into it and see what I >can find out.
That would be nice, but once you have done it, it looses it's thrill. I 
logged all 50 from north Texas, but I still keep a lookout for the west 
coast. It would be nice to log some of the "pest" off the west coast. Those 
like Pat, Nick and others, consider a "pest."


>     We just got our HOA rules and regs the other day and I may not be 
> hearing anything >one day in the future. If anyone complains about my 
> antenna farm, it may have to come >down. I have a longwire for MW and SWL, 
> and a dipole cut for 80m for amateur radio so >it's not an extensive 
> collection by any means. I just hope no one opens their mouth.
Major reason I would never move into an area that has those kind of rules. 
Did you ever consider building a hidden vertical for 80 and 40. These type 
of antenni do appear in back issues of QST. A friend of mine back in the 
70's, W5CPW, built a vertical in his back yard and hung a flag on it.

At present, I am not BCB DXing much, other funner things to do, like stamp 
collecting.

Willis, K4APE
Old Fort, TN



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