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Up to now, I've been using guides based on a round earth and GPS location. Since the earth is flat, I should be able to get any signal on earth since there is no curve of the earth blocking the radio signals. Please provide a guide how I can do this. I would like to add about 10 more dishes to get all channels being broadcast.

Note: I am talking 8 foot C band dishes and 2 and 3 foot KU band dishes.

Up to now, I've been using guides based on a round earth and GPS location. Since the earth is flat, I should be able to get any signal on earth since there is no curve of the earth blocking the radio signals. Please provide a guide how I can do this. I would like to add about 10 more dishes to get all channels being broadcast. Note: I am talking 8 foot C band dishes and 2 and 3 foot KU band dishes.

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[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

Well first likely according to them is you have to figure out the land based transmitter and then the refraction off the dome to find the proper angle. /sarcasm

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If I can figure out how to flat earth align my sat dish farm, next is how to synchronize my colocated pairs of long haul wifi radios which now use fake GPS to synchronize sending so they don't send at the same time. Seems all my tech needs to be reworked!

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

Hell go old school and use short wave instead, you can easily get 1/2 dome coverage.

[–] • 1 pt

What would it take in dome economic units to get full dome coverage?