Narrative:

I departed hou on runway 35 having been given departure instructions to maintain heading 300 at or below 3000 feet. After takeoff; when I was instructed to contact departure; the controller was quite busy. I attempted an initial call during the first pause in communication (approx 15 seconds on frequency). The controller was unable to reply due to other priorities. I called twice more during the first available breaks. My third call was answered. By then; I may have passed through a stadium tfr over the astrodome. I did not think it wise to deviate from my assigned heading of 300 to avoid a stadium tfr.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: SR-22 pilot reported possible violation of a stadium TFR when he had difficulty establishing communications with the Departure Controller.

Narrative: I departed HOU on Runway 35 having been given departure instructions to maintain heading 300 at or below 3000 feet. After takeoff; when I was instructed to contact departure; the controller was quite busy. I attempted an initial call during the first pause in communication (approx 15 seconds on frequency). The controller was unable to reply due to other priorities. I called twice more during the first available breaks. My third call was answered. By then; I may have passed through a stadium TFR over the astrodome. I did not think it wise to deviate from my assigned heading of 300 to avoid a stadium TFR.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.