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Indoor satellite

  • 15-07-2001 9:10pm
    #1
    LegacyUser
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    A collegue in work was showing me some sat mag the other day that had an advertisement for a tiny dish that could be mounted indoors, literally, it could sit on the windowsill. Sparked my curiosity ,as i'm in long term rented apartment accomation.
    I can't go drilling holes in the walls outside to fit a dish but would like to get satellite (in particular sat internet access, but thats OT i suppose)

    Anyone got info or opinions on picture quality etc on such a setup?


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  • #2
    LegacyUser
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    A small pane of glass will have no adverse effect on the signal, a small dish will.
    your looking @ a minimum of 60CM for any Satellite in ireland [if you dont want signal fade in heavy rain and *snow*].
    if your not(cant)/ gonna wall mount the dish, the pole mount it on the ground.
    Ashley Lyn Cafagna


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