In reply to G0LGS:
Having to pay just £125 to replace an array of various VHF antennas,
poles, Heliax feeder, connectors, rotators etc would be a bargain (I
could hardly replace a single antenna for that money).
LOL! I don’t think the total value of all my antennas at the home station is as much as £125.
73,
Walt (G3NYY)
In reply to G3NYY:
I don’t think the total value of all my antennas at the home station is as much as £125.
Yes, about 15m of three core mains cable here. Oh, and a 2m Tonna which has been reduced in its old age to 5 elements with a steel mast that cost me about £25 at a rally in the 80’s, neither of which see the light of day for much of the year.
As for the equipment, most of it falls within the general section on the home insurance. A fair proportion of it is 25 - 35 years old or home constructed, so hardly worth worrying about and some of it might not be easy to define on a policy anyway.
73, Gerald G4OIG
In reply to G3NYY:
Ha! It seems you had exactly the experience as I did! Did you get a
phone call from someone called “James”?
That’d be the feller! Must be a thankless job, can’t help feeling a degree of sympathy for him :-s
73 de Paul G4MD
In reply to G4MD:
That’d be the feller! Must be a thankless job, can’t help feeling a
degree of sympathy for him :-s
I feel about the same degree of sympathy for insurance brokers as I do for bankers!
73,
Walt (G3NYY)