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I suppose it's a question of where you live. Sure Washington gets its share of lightning storms. But not a n y t h i n g like the midwest or other parts of the US.

I'd hate to run a station anywhere between Fla and Neb. Too much lighting. Been there, done that. Some lightning storms I've seen in IA/NE - that was too dangerous just to walk outside. Nasty! KS and MO - too.

Those states that I've mentioned - because I witnessed it firsthand...
Yikes!

[QUOTE="Robb, post: 147050, member: 8446"] I suppose it's a question of where you live. Sure Washington gets its share of lightning storms. But not a n y t h i n g like the midwest or other parts of the US. I'd hate to run a station anywhere between Fla and Neb. Too much lighting. Been there, done that. Some lightning storms I've seen in IA/NE - that was too dangerous just to walk outside. Nasty! KS and MO - too. Those states that I've mentioned - because I witnessed it firsthand... Yikes! [/QUOTE]

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