Fred Hopengarten, K1VR Reference Books

Antenna Zoning for the Radio Amateur - Third Edition

Antenna Zoning for the Radio Amateur Third Edition by attorney Fred Hopengarten, K1VR, provides the pathway for learning how to cut through the mess of restrictions and regulations when planning to put up an antenna structure. The permitting process can often be intimidating and many localities have zoning restrictions designed to limit cellular towers that too often seem to include Amateur Radio antennas and towers. However, with the help of this well written and updated 276 page Third Edition, a ham and their attorney can use the strategies and techniques described to secure a permit for an antenna structure. Here are the topics covered in detail in Antenna Zoning for the Radio Amateur: * Principles That Will Help You Win * The Process in a Nutshell * Your Winning Team * Basic Preparations * Getting to Know the Players * Possible Objections * Preparing the Permit Application * Public Hearings—Your Big Moment in the Spotlight * Deliberations and Decisions * Appeals * Lawsuits * Now, Get the Permit and Build Your Antenna * Awkward Post-Permit Situations * Local and State Law, National Codes * Drafting or Redrafting a Bylaw or State law * Federal Law of Ham Radio Structures * Other Federal Law * Common Covenants and Restraints * Canadian Laws Order your copy of Antenna Zoning for the Radio Amateur Third Edition from DX Engineering today!

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