[SOC] Re: [fpqrp] Fw: ARLB029 Landmark bill could provide amateurs relief from restrictive

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Bonjour !

TV news last nite was showing Mr Bush using up to 3 pens to put some signature 
on some great new doc over there ...
Will the 4th be for the new Antennas ruling ?

BTW, here our "Ham right for the antennas" is signed since long time (1986) and 
we can not wait anything new before next political game next month :o((

For info, should it be of any help (?!), F law says that as soon as you are 
holding an ham licence, noone can deny you the right to erect an antenna, 
except if you are living in a so-called "historical building / area" or 
military field. No doc needed if the tower is smaller than 12 meters and all 
dimensions of the antenna are smaller than ... 4 (!!) meters. (( pse do not 
laugh ... So, just erect a 12 m tower, feed it with a coax and you have your 
12m vertical ... a big longer than 4 meters but ... it is a _tower_ !!))
If some dimension exceeds these limits (12m or 4m), a simple "declaration de 
travaux" (declaration of construction) is OK. Go to the mayor office with a 
copy of your ham licence and full description of your construction to be.
Wait 3 months and if no answer within 3 months, you are OK to go.

GL !

73!
Claude, F5PBL

http://www.qsl.net/f5pbl

DIG #4451 - FISTS #7722 - SOC #503 - 10-X #71724

En r�ponse � "Ian C. Purdie" <ianpurdie@integritynet.com.au>:

> 
> Lovely, sweet,
> 
> uh you guys aren't having an election over there BTW?
>