Installing a dish at your APARTMENT or CONDO

[Admin]

If you live in an apartment, townhouse, or condo, there are some restrictions on where you can mount a dish. No one can prevent you from installing a dish (with certain rules - see below). See the FCC rules about that here: http://www.fcc.gov/mb/facts/otard.html

In general, if you have an exclusive use area like a balcony or patio facing South, you should be able to setup a dish without a problem.

Also, here is another diagram that will show your exclusive use areas: http://www.dishnetwork.com/downloads...stomersart.pdf

If you have any questions about this topic, post it in this forum. :mozilla_laughing:

[TelStar-5]

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[NC1]

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[lpgao939]

This apllies to Canada too?

[bobkat]

Originally Posted by lpgao939

This apllies to Canada too?

Canada has no rules (yet) like the FCC has for the U.S. It is up to the landlord or property management company to set the rules for dishes on apartments and condos.

kat