Emergency Temporary C band Dish

907TECH

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This was a visit to investigate loss of phone service in a village. On the ride from the airport "Oh they didn't tell you what happened?" Novice trackhoe operator apparently. Shown is the temporary dish we installed that provided service for a couple months while a new dish arrived on the barge.

 

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FTA4PA

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• Aug 5, 2020

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907TECH said:

This was a visit to investigate loss of phone service in a village. On the ride from the airport "Oh they didn't tell you what happened?" Novice trackhoe operator apparently. Shown is the temporary dish we installed that provided service for a couple months while a new dish arrived on the barge.

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Wonder if that came out of his paycheck?
Pretty cool looking temporary dish.

 

907TECH

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Native village, tribal health consortium project no they were not charged the costs spent, maybe 10% of costs were recovered. Politics.

 

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No problem. A little Bondo on the old dish and bend the wave guide back into shape, good to go! Never mind you light up three satellites at once....

 

LocutusOfBorg

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I like the design of that temporary antenna. Quite stylish. But my neighbors might not agree.

 

907TECH

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I didn't mean to post this twice, my new post (yesterday) has 2 of the same photos. Anyway......

 

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Cosmo Blatz

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Looks like the temporary dish could ship via Fedex in a bunch of boxes.

 

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Cosmo Blatz said:

Looks like the temporary dish could ship via Fedex in a bunch of boxes.

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Its a "flyaway" that you can take on an airplane. They pack in containers designed for airplane travel or shipment via Fed-X, etc.

 

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the mack

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How did you calculate how many sandbags would be needed?

 

907TECH

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Inclined Orbit said:

Its a "flyaway" that you can take on an airplane. They pack in containers designed for airplane travel or shipment via Fed-X, etc.

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Yep, exactly what we do it was carried on our Pilatus.

 

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