The Villages has so many deed restrictions.
It's hard to believe that roof antennas are permitted. :confused:

There is a federal law that supersedes HOA (or equal) rules, and allows a homeowner to install an antenna outside. This was detailed in a previous thread.

I called the other day to code enforcement or what ever you call it and they told me that they were allowed.

Sorry, I missed that information. Thanks for the clarification.

We'll see
 

Putting mine up this week :)

Villagetinker. You don't look anything like I imaged you. Are you old enough to live here???

Much more attractive than a directv dish at 1/4 the size.

How do we get them removed when we terminate service?

I was referring to the direct tv dish.

I have one, and properly grounded. They fall into the same FCC category as TV Dishes, anywhere on your property to get a good signal

you don't have to penetrate a roof you can go in the soffit and if you are on a gable mount that would be easy.
You are taking a position that you will not install antennas outside because YOU feel they are not attractive. not everyone feels the way you do!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That is fine and your prerogative.
It is also obvious that if you are putting an outside antenna in, then it should be above the roof line for the best reception.
That is the whole reason of going outside is to reduce the DB loss.
I also understand the challenges of installing an antenna 60 miles away from the broadcaster, this is why they make high gain antennas and amplifiers.
I am not sure i understand your point except you don't want to put any outside antenna on a rooftop, which is your prerogative.

This is an antenna that sits on top of a pole attached to the side of the house not on top of the roof. Unless you were looking for it, I don't think you would even notice it. It looks like this. BTW I don't know if I want one. If money was no object, I would get one in the attic. This is just a conversation on a rainy day.
http://i57.tinypic.com/28hnyug.jpg

Unfortunately we are still married to Comcast. One day that marriage will end. When the final decree (with Comcast, not my husband--I love him) is signed by the judge, I'm calling you. I have always felt your posts were straight up honest, not hustle posts to drum up business.

I'm a big fan of the AV guy too. My "antenna is down" whenever he speaks.

That is the perfect antenna option and is similar to what alot of people have.
I think that is a good compromise and not a problem for most people and has a built in amplifier.
95% of the time you will have a good signal, just depends on if you want 100% reliability, which no matter who you have, can not guaranty that.
FYI that is a Omni directional and if you are in the right elevation you can get Ocala and possible Gainsville on a good day, but will compromise some signal loss from Orlando. A true directional antenna pointing toward Orlando is also a good option, alot of variables have to be taken into account depending on where you live.
It seems Village av has the most experience in that matter