Guys,
In NZ here, we don't have a thing like PRB-1, unfortunately.
Erecting a Radio Tower can be a very risky business and I'm only talking about the planning process.
Depending on where you live here, there are all sorts of Laws and so forth (the biggest one of all, the RMA (Resource Management Act)).
Then your local Council will require you to get a Stuctural Engineer to draw up plans for you and make sure the thing is safe to build.
Steel towers are required to be constructed by a Certified Welder and his work is then inspected by the Structural Engineer.
This all takes time and costs a fortune and considering the hieght of some of the TV Aerial masts here, seems really un-necessary!.
But, one thing that really rubs me the wrong way, is the fact that 95% of us Radio hams here, are only too happy to help with RFI complaints, but most people just run straight to the Authorities, often without any real evidence.
It's also amazing how many members of the general public, can't tell the difference between a Ham tower and a Cell tower.
One guy over here was fitting the aerials to his new tower and ended up with a crowd of people at his gate screaming and demanding that he remove the Cell tower from his property.
The tower (minus aerials) had been standing for 3 months.
Bjarney,
The use of Linear Amps on gear like CB Radio's is something that I am hotly against.
Having been a regular CB'er since I was 14, CB hasn't got the best of reputations, but idiots like you were describing don't make the CBer persona any better either!.