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Dave Platt wrote:
Unfortunatly, I can't mount an outdoor antenna. I rent, and the landlord won't allow it. Isn't there a federal law allowing TV antennas? Or did you sign a personal contract agreeing not to install a TV antenna? The OTARD rule (to which you're referring) allows installation of an over-the-air TV antenna, but it only applies if the antenna is installed in an area which is exclusively for the tenant's use. People who rent houses are usually able to take advantage of it. Apartment dwellers often can't, because they aren't renting the whole building and thus don't have "exclusive use" rights to the roof or exterior. But if you have a terrace or a porch, you may install a receiving antenna for broadcast or satellite on that porch. |
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