[Elecraft] HOA Crap

[Joe Subich, W4TV]

On 2021-06-29 6:28 PM, Dennis Moore wrote:
 >
 > Is the objection to the use of the internet to connect to that remote
 > station?

No, the (my) objection is using multiple stations in a short period
of time.  I would not have a problem with a "one station (location)"
per year, six months, or quarter ... but using multiple locations
on opposite coasts, per day/week is simply beyond what any amateur
could physically accomplish with *legitimate* relocations (even an
extensive RV operation).

73,

    ... Joe, W4TV


On 2021-06-29 6:28 PM, Dennis Moore wrote:
> I mostly agree with this. However, how would that compare to me packing 
> up my own station, driving from California to Delaware, setting up on 
> the beach so I could work a bunch of EU stations, then packing up and 
> going home, claiming those DX on my DXCC?
> 
> We all know that we can make a permanent move from one state to another 
> and we don't have to start DXCC all over again. There's obviously no 
> minimum length of time I have to remain at that new QTH, so it could be 
> an hour or 40 years.
> 
> Is the objection to the use of the internet to connect to that remote 
> station?
> 
> Dennis NJ6G
> 
> On 6/29/2021 15:00, Joe Subich, W4TV wrote:
>> However,
>> "shopping" rental stations for the best propagation to work some DX
>> station is simply immoral.  ARRL should modify DXCC (and contest) rules
>> to limit the use of "remotely controlled stations" to *one station*,
>> with all transmitters, receivers and antennas within a 500 foot circle
>> of which the licensee is the sole owner of the station.