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Radioguy wrote:
Elmo P. Shagnasty wrote: In article .net, Usual Suspect wrote: I must say at the outset that I am hesitant to buy an antenna based on its form-factor, but I'm forced by the local code to not display bare-element type antennae on the mast. I don't believe the local code has any say in the matter. But if you want to give up your rights... This is true to a point. Local codes no problem, BUT in HOA territory these rules do not necessarily apply. In most cases the HOAs have modified their rules. The small direct satellite lobby started the trend. Allowing these dishes they really had to include other TV antennas. the FCC premption (aka OTARD rules) is the key thing here.. The HOA can't really do anything if it fits in the FCC guidelines.. dishes 1 meter, OTA TV any size. |
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On Jun 2, 3:23*pm, Jim Lux wrote:
trend. *Allowing these dishes they really had to include other TV antennas. * the FCC premption (aka OTARD rules) is the key thing here.. The HOA can't really do anything if it fits in the FCC guidelines.. dishes 1 meter, OTA TV any size. Nice thing about the Winegard SquareShooter is it resembles a dish though my neighbors might think I don't have a clue how to aim it. It's opposite where all the little dishes are aimed. They would have laughed if they had seen the spectrum analyzer on the driveway next to the car. I was on the roof with binoculars to see the screen. G² |
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