That's a great resource, thank you. I learned just a little about these after making the decision that my drives through Nevada would never again be boring. On

That's a great resource, thank you. I learned just a little about these after making the decision that my drives through Nevada would never again be boring. Once I started asking questions about what I was seeing, the "ice cream cones" or horn antennas really did stand out in a fascinating way. And $25K to buy one does seem like it could be a terrific deal in the right situation. Another thing I asked about: When I stopped to get gas or groceries, I realized there were tall visibility flags on the back of so many Nevadan trucks, even what looked like personal vehicles. I had overlooked them for years. An interesting dive into an industry and its culture started there. BTW, speaking of old towers that went up for sale and are possibly interesting to ham radio operators: Here's one near me (NorCal Bay Area) that was purchased by a local bay leaf grower and then opened for ham radio use--in exchange for a refurbishment effort. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMtkLjHUgYU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMtkLjHUgYU