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Gramps...basically what he said (in your language) was,"How big dat dish an' how far does it send them signals?"

I think he gunna say, dunno.

Judging by the picture, I'm going to hazard a guess at 5' to 6' on the diameter.

GONNAFISTYA wrote:Gramps...basically what he said (in your language) was,"How big dat dish an' how far does it send them signals?"

You fuckin' asshat

GONNAFISTYA wrote:Gramps...basically what he said (in your language) was,"How big dat dish an' how far does it send them signals?"

Well genius, that antenna doesn't "send" anything. Which is why I asked him to be more specific. BTW, the antenna is 5' in diameter. It's not a "dish".

GONNAFISTYA wrote:Gramps...basically what he said (in your language) was,"How big dat dish an' how far does it send them signals?"

wow, well done

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GONNAFISTYA wrote:Gramps...basically what he said (in your language) was,"How big dat dish an' how far does it send them signals?"

Well genius, that antenna doesn't "send" anything. Which is why I asked him to be more specific. BTW, the antenna is 5' in diameter. It's not a "dish".

its receive ( rx ) only? and a 5 foot flat circle, There is NO cup at all?

100feet up, 5' Antenna with no dish... What are we talkin here? 2-5 miles with a hell of a transmitter on the other side?

The transmitter is another huge antenna and from what I know (since I don't work for the company I climb for) it is the only antenna used to broadcast signal throughout the Palm Beach County School District. Some schools are 30+ miles away from the transmitter.

So its a parabola Antenna, with a high gain amp on the client side.

i wonder what the Amperage the transmitter is putting out

What a shithole