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>I'm new to the LF list, having subscribed just a few weeks ago, and I've
just
been "reading the mail" up until now.  I've noticed that the bulk of the
posts
deal with reception reports and propagation.  Is it permissable to ask a few
technical questions about antennas, rigs, etc.?  <

Over a period of time, there is an amazing range of topics on this list.
Questions about antennas, rigs, etc., are right down the middle, and nowhere
near the fringe! Ask away.

LF guys suffer from "seasonitis," a cranial condition that makes you believe
that LF work can only be done in the winter. The signal reports you've seen
lately are a reminder that the disease can be cured.

John Andrews, W1TAG/WD2XES