[OKDXA] Ice Storm

[Jerry Chouinard]

An easterners report.  2" of snow some ice but the Force beams are holding 
up fine.  Noticed a bit of change on my 40 meter beam SWR and the rotors on 
both towers turn a bit slowly but the end of March isn't that far away.

K5YAA

At 02:44 PM 1/29/2010 -0600, you wrote:
>I was just worrying about you guys! I hope you all have power and not
>too much antenna damage. We just got a tiny bit of ice down
>here...lucked out this time. My worst problem is that my rotators are
>all frozen up.
>
>Bob K5SM
>
>John Geiger wrote:
> > How have other's antennas fared in the ice storm so far?  All of mine 
> are still up, but the 6 meter yagi looks like a series of inverted vees 
> right now.  The tree holding up one end of the dipole is about 2/3s on 
> the ground now, but luckily the branches holding up the antenna are still 
> up.  Hope everyone else came out of it as best as could be possible.
> >
> > 73s John AA5JG
> > Lawton
> >
> >
> >
> >
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