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Richard G Amirault wrote:
SNIP I find that hard to believe. Do you really mean to say that a ham with 15 or 20 different antennas and two towers does *nothing* to the property values of the houses next door? Richard in Boston, MA, USA N1JDU Yep! He's right! Go to city hall and ask Mayor Menino if you can get an abatement based on depeciated value caused by your neighbor's ham antennas. After he stops laughing ... [you fill in the rest]. I sold my home in Danvers [a Boston suburb for non Bostonians] for $20K above real estate appraised market evaluation/value of $270K while I had a Tennadyne T8 [8 element log periodic --- 13 to 33 MHz], a center fed doublet with open wire feeders, and a 2 meter vertical on top of a 45 foot tower in the back yard. The house sold on first day on market. [The Danvers Ham community, W1ZH, K1LQX and others, will gladly confirm the antenna farm]. The buyer's requested assurance that the antenna and tower would be removed prior to passing papers. My response "Of course!" Deacon Dave, W1MCE |
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