Living in an HOA community can make putting up a ham antenna tough. The Community Associations Institute, which represents community associations, is opposing the Amateur Radio Emergency Preparedness Act. It wants associations to keep control over antenna approval.
The proposed bills, H.R. 1094 and S. 459, aim to give hams more protection from private antenna restrictions. For QRP operators working with limited antenna space, this is worth following.
The October 21 report covers lobbying efforts—not a new vote or change in law.
Read the full story at Amateur Radio Daily.
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