> With all this talk of 300'+ towers, I seem to remember an FCC-imposed
> limit of 200' for amateur radio antennas.
There is no height limit for amateur antenna Jerry, just a limit where
paperwork must be filed with the FCC (and FAA) telling them "hey
I'm installing a tower" and have them bless it. They send you back
something that describes location and height, as well as marking
requirements.
I picked paint and red lights, because it isn't as obnoxious as white
strobes.
73, Tom W8JI
W8JI@contesting.com
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