 Radio ActiveMy pappy's a pistolPremium
join:2003-01-31
Fullerton, CA
2 recommendations | Cool Landlord
Street view | 
Alley view |
Sensing a favorable response, I asked him if he would okay a second one.
Every other apartment I ever lived in prohibited accessing the roof for any reason (let alone putting up two antennas), so this is a huge WIN.
GP-98 and Solarcon A-99.
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 HankSearching for a new FrontierPremium
join:2002-05-21
Burlington, WV
kudos:2 | It appears he is very considerate. Particularly when you consider you live in California.  |
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 drjimPremium,MVM
join:2000-06-13
Long Beach, CA
kudos:3
 ·Verizon FiOS
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Before I got married and moved into a house, my landlady was equally approving of my "Run of the Roof" in the apartment building she owned.
It was a large two-story commercial building, with 6 apartments on the second floor.
I was 50' above ground, with a clear 360* view. Really good for VHF/UHF stuff!
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 W8ASATieng gi vay?
join:2000-07-31
Dayton, OH
 ·AT&T Midwest
| reply to Radio Active
Forty years ago, I lived in a high-rise apartment building in Silver Spring, MD. When we moved in, I asked the building manager if I could put an antenna on the roof. She allowed me to put a fan dipole up there, and to hang the coax down to my apartment. The roof was about 150 feet or so above ground! To this day, I appreciate the ease with which I made contacts all over the world with my dipole and Heathkit SB-102.
Kudos to your landlord! I assume your antennas are well grounded.
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