[ILQSO] County line operations.

[Don Pitchford]

Tim,As I recall the discussion was that 100 yards seemed to be the acceptable limit. At Lake SangChris this was never an issue since our antennas actually straddled the county line.Don, w9EBK
      From: Tim McDonough N9PUZ <tim.n9puz at gmail.com>
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 Sent: Wednesday, September 30, 2015 10:45 AM
 Subject: Re: [ILQSO] County line operations.
   
This by no means "official" but it seems like in years past when the 
SVRC operated Sangamon/Christian at Lake Sangchris we were told we 
needed to be within 50 yards of the line. Perhaps Don W9EBK will weigh 
in, I believe he coordinated that effort.

Tim N9PUZ




On 9/30/2015 9:17 AM, Tim Childers KB9FBI wrote:
> We have had some discussion of how close you have to be on the actual
> county line and it seems that isn't defined in the ILQP rules very
> well.  I looked up MARAC rules but they say on the line and don't allow
> 3 and 4 county corners.  I have always tried to be on the line while
> still remaining safe. No operations from a bridge if it's a water
> crossing is't not possible without a boat.  I never did one that the
> county line ran down the road but have where the line crossed the road
> and just tried to get off the road as far as possible and as close to
> the line as I could be and still be safe sitting there. Could we get
> some direction there?
>
> Tim, KB9FBI
>
>
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