You make a good point, about homeowners' insurance.
A couple of years ago, we had a hot water leak in the wall between the
kitchen and the bathroom.
Our homeowners' insurance covered not only a complete kitchen and
bathroom remodel, but also the hotel room and meals when we were
displaced from the house.
It cost the company in the realm of $35,000, and I didn't notice the
rate increasing the following year.
If it did, it was probably a small increase due to the increased value
of the house and property.
73 de Jim - AD6CW
On 8/8/2015 2:43 PM, Steven Stuckey wrote:
My homeowners insurance stated "The ARRL insurance is a really good deal.
If you have a claim on your ham radio equipment it would be against your
policy and rates may be affected. While the ARRL insurance would not be
affected by more than one claim. We strongly suggest you buy the ARRL
insurance." Which I have done. Did you know the ARRL insurance (last
checked 2014 before the new company took over) will cover everything and
anything related to ham radio? You can insure coax, antennas, towers,
connectors, rigs, computers, all accessories even concrete, radials and
grounding. So if you want to insure the whole thing you can. If you get hit
by lightening and it ruins your tower, antenna, concrete, grounding, rig,
computer and anything else you only pay $50 per incident of not repairable.
Even if it was $50 per item that is still a large savings. I believe it is
well worth it. My 2 cents worth.
73
Steven Stuckey - AC9GK - Indiana
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