Families of DFAs (FDFAs) are a computational model recognizing $ω$-regular languages. They were introduced in the quest of finding a Myhill-Nerode theorem for $ω$-regular languages, and obtaining learning algorithms. FDFAs have been shown to have good qualities in terms of the resources required for computing Boolean operations on them (complementation, union, and intersection) and answering decision problems (emptiness and equivalence); all can be done in non-deterministic logspace. In this paper we study FDFAs with a new type of acceptance condition, duo-normalization, that generalizes the traditional normalization acceptance type. We show that duo-normalized FDFAs are advantageous to normalized FDFAs in terms of succinctness as they can be exponentially smaller. Fortunately this added succinctness doesn't come at the cost of increasing the complexity of Boolean operations and decision problems -- they can still be preformed in non-deterministic logspace. An important measure of the complexity of an $ω$-regular language, is its position in the Wagner hierarchy. It is based on the inclusion measure of Muller automata and for the common $ω$-automata there exist algorithms computing their position. We develop a similarly robust measure for duo-normalized (and normalized) FDFAs, which we term the diameter measure. We show that the diameter measure corresponds one-to-one to the position on the Wagner hierarchy. We show that computing it for duo-normalized FDFAs is PSPACE-complete, while it can be done in non-deterministic logspace for traditional FDFAs.