[mythtv-users] Understanding HD Antennas ( was HDHomeRun and jumpy video)
Yan Seiner
yan at seiner.com
Sat Sep 15 16:54:31 UTC 2007
Kevin Hulse napsal(a):
> On Sat, Sep 15, 2007 at 09:33:05AM -0700, Yan Seiner wrote:
>
>> Kevin Hulse napsal(a):
>>
>>> Say I live in one of those prissy suburban subdivisions with
>>> an HOA. Can I mount my antenna lower? Mebbe use a longer range antenna
>>> than I would if it were on the roof?
>>>
>>>
>> In the US, your HOA *CANNOT* control, limit, or even regulate in any way
>> OTA antennas. Per federal law, beaten to death on this list every so often.
>>
>> You can put up a reasonable antenna for personal use and you don't have
>> to ask permission - or even file a notice with them.
>>
>
> What makes you think I can get away with something "reasonable"?
>
Reasonable being not endangering life or safety.
> What makes you think the yuppie neighbors would agree with my idea of "reasonable"?
>
It's defined in the law.
> Intentionally pissing off all the neighbors might be something I can manage to do
> under the color of law. It doesn't necessarily mean that it's a bright thing to do
> or something that someone with an actual law license would recommend.
>
Why the hostility? Dude, I just pointed out the law.
>
> The great beauty of technology is the fact that I can use it to route around annoying people.
>
> [deletia]
>
> Yeah, "Piss off all your neighbors because the law allows" you is great advice.
>
It's not advice. It's a fact. Take it or leave it. Take a chill pill,
buddy.
--Yan
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