Comments on: “No Ham Left Behind” Feedback - Restrictive Homeowner’s Agreements http://kb6nu.com/no-ham-left-behind-feedback-restrictive-homeowners-agreements/ My personal adventures in amateur radio Fri, 05 Dec 2008 00:59:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Bob K0NR http://kb6nu.com/no-ham-left-behind-feedback-restrictive-homeowners-agreements/#comment-37412 Bob K0NR Fri, 25 Aug 2006 05:01:35 +0000 http://kb6nu.com/no-ham-left-behind-feedback-restrictive-homeowners-agreements/#comment-37412 Dan, I agree with your comments on restrictive covenants....they can be worked around. On the other hand, they are a real barrier. The typical person's life has a number of components to it: spouse/family/significant other, a job, church/volunteer activities, friends, recreational sports and (yes) hobbies. In fact, many people have multiple hobbies, so ham radio may only be one of them and it may not be the most important. So when it comes to choosing a place to live, a person's hobby (especially if they are not a certified lunatic ham) isn't likely to be the main driving force. - 73, Bob K0NR Dan,
I agree with your comments on restrictive covenants….they can be worked around. On the other hand, they are a real barrier.

The typical person’s life has a number of components to it: spouse/family/significant other, a job, church/volunteer activities, friends, recreational sports and (yes) hobbies. In fact, many people have multiple hobbies, so ham radio may only be one of them and it may not be the most important. So when it comes to choosing a place to live, a person’s hobby (especially if they are not a certified lunatic ham) isn’t likely to be the main driving force.

- 73, Bob K0NR

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