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Reply With Quotenow that's a satellite farm.LOL
Perhaps it is not directly related to Persian TV reception in the US, but it might be of interest to some.
There is an interesting article in the July 2006 issue of the Tele-Satellite magazine. It is on page 48 and is called "The Ups and Downs of Satellite Reception in Iran". There is an amazing photo of a skyline with satellite dishes everywhere an eye can see. More amazingly, it is in a country where satellite reception is illegal. I attached the photo, but please visit the linked site to read the full article.
now that's a satellite farm.LOL
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hehe - INDEED - truly amazing
Thanks for pointing this out to us
rainmanOriginally Posted by rainman
now that's a satellite farm.LOL
did not know there were that many satts in the worldregards pete
In an effort to find Waldo... Guess which dish is for the secret
agent in Tehran....
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we will have a few more put up by the end of the year.so we are gaining on them.LOLrainman
did not know there were that many satts in the world
Last edited by rainman; 09-26-2007 at 05:02 AM.
Reminds me of Bangkok, Thailand. There are so very many dishes there!
Interesting.
Most dishes in the Bangkok picture a C-band as opposed to Ku-band in Tehran.
Also, I APPEARS that the signal from each dish in Bangkok may be distributed to multiple apartments. I don't think that's the case in Iran.
That's one surprizing conclusion I drew from the Tehran picture: Wouldn't you think that adding a multi-switch would be simpler than installing a whole new dish? Although a good multiswitch probably costs more than a cheapie dish/LNB combo.
Ya.. doesn't look the same as in Tehran did...
Those are Larger ..and on roof-tops (instead of individual suites as in Iran) .. those, like stated above, more likely provide signal to the multiple apartments / offices in each building, etc
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