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Wow thanks Ice. Amazing stuff... Still won't keep some old codger from suing me, obviously he can't win but it really (to me) isn't worth the hassle. My DVR is a DVR-625 and the other receiver is a 322. I guess I will live with the 2 for now and promise to upgrade as soon as it is possible.

Thanks Ice... Interesting... I see why 2 are an issue. The act covers: Q: What types of antennas are covered by the rule? A: The rule applies to the following types of antennas: (1) A "dish" antenna that is one meter (39.37") or less in diameter (or any size dish if located in...

Well to a point I agree Kluken, but the CCR's for this community can be interpreted to preclude the dish being visible. TV antennas are off limits, and that has been upheld in court. They were written before roof mounted dishes were possible, but even so if it isn't needed why have it in the roof.

I'm in Northern California, I will get the model numbers this afternoon. One is a standard DVR and one is not. They are whatever the most basic units are... Thanks, Mike

I am a total newbie so I'm really sorry for this question, I'm sure the answer is here but I can't find it. I've searched the forum and cannot find an answer similar to one that fits my question. I just bought a house with two (2) dish network antenna on the roof. Both say Dish 500. One...