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Old 15-01-2009   #1
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This antenna was found in a Italian forum (digital-forum.it), the antenna creator Constantinopiri said that the antenna is working for Hotbird and it weights around 40Kg.

My italian is very poor, so i didint understand how the antenna is made (probably a metal sheet is hidden somewhere)..or is it made 100% of stone??
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That's brilliant, certainly won't have problems with being blown off beam.

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Looks like its shaped stone doesnt it

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Yup looks good; wonder how easy it is to align up.

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something similar to the german guy in brazil as his 8metre dish is concrete
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don't know what to make of that ... but if it works, wouldn't that look well in some conservation areas.
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looks,real funny,where is fred flintstone,and wilma?
what nature matirial do you think,reflects the satellite signal ,most efektive?
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Looks like a Fracarro penta, embedded in concrete, maybe its fibre glass stuck on the front and painted to make it look like cement/rock.

Great idea though for a discreet dish.

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Looks like a Fracarro penta, embedded in concrete, maybe its fibre glass stuck on the front and painted to make it look like cement/rock.

Great idea though for a discreet dish.
That's what I was thinking, but very well done so it looks pretty realistic, I had to look at the pics a few times to make sure it wasn't real!!!

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