Youtube video of I-phone showing which trees are in the way of the satellites.

[guacharaca]

Check this out. It is a Youtube video of an I-phone showing the clark belt. It shows exactly which of the neighbor's trees, and where on those trees, need to be cut (while the neighbor is away on vacation).

?DishPointer Augmented Reality (iPhone Satellite Finder)?‏ - YouTube

 

[Wescopc]

Dishpointer is a sponsor of SatelliteGuys see their tech support site here:
DishPointer.COM Official Support Forum
Bob

 

[chadg2]

That would be cool! I got no I-Phone!!

 

[Scott Greczkowski]

Dishpointer is a sponsor of SatelliteGuys see their tech support site here:
DishPointer.COM Official Support Forum
Bob

No they are not a sponsor here, I gave them space as I believe in their product.

The program is also available for Android devices as well.

 

[chadg2]

cool I'll give it a try. Thanks.

 

[HIFI]

No they are not a sponsor here, I gave them space as I believe in their product.

The program is also available for Android devices as well.

I use it every day showing customers that don't understand why I can't hide their dish under the trees.

 

[Wescopc]

No they are not a sponsor here, I gave them space as I believe in their product.

So (LOL) I guess I had it backwards SatelliteGuys is the sponsor!
Bob

 

[upnatm]

Just for the fun of it, I was trying to figure out roughly where this guy is standing, while
making the video clip.

Granted, the poster of the clip on YouTube is from the UK, but I think the clip was
made in the Eastern US/Canada area. If he was standing in England, then his south-sat
would be near 0, since the prime-meridian runs through there.

His southernmost sat looks to be at around 72W, and the height of the arc must put him
near the Eastern Can/US border. My guess is Chicoutimi or Quebec City.

Any other shots-in-the-dark?