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Satosphere a hidden Satellite Antenna in a Ball

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  • skytec
    Experienced Board Member
    • Mar 2010
    • 1208

    Satosphere a hidden Satellite Antenna in a Ball

    What do you think ?

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  • satman72
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    • Jun 2010
    • 3550

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    Re: Satosphere a hidden Satellite Antenna in a Ball

    I really don't see what is the purpose to use this dish, it takes the same or more space then a classical dish, and I'm sure it is more expensive then normal dish. The only purpose I can immagine is for use where snows often so the snow can't fill your dish and degrade your signal.
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    • os2222
      Senior Member
      • Jan 2011
      • 175

      #3
      Re: Satosphere a hidden Satellite Antenna in a Ball

      Originally posted by satman72
      I really don't see what is the purpose to use this dish, it takes the same or more space then a classical dish, and I'm sure it is more expensive then normal dish. The only purpose I can immagine is for use where snows often so the snow can't fill your dish and degrade your signal.
      the purpose of this hidden antenna i see in the following. if you`re apartment is only rentet and the lessor does`nt allow you to place a dish on your balcony this is a better method of receiving satellite tv than placing your equipment behind the window of your apartment. another method is using this one. it is called cubesat

      and (because it looks really weird) this one

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