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Satellite dishes are protected by federal law but not amateur antennas?
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I would also Assume that something like Dish Network would be Rx only.
Most people up here get. Sat internet and then use a service like Hulu.
Dish is not as popular up here as it was in the past.
There is only one choice for land line phone up here, they got that locked down and they know it.
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I called The Satellite company again just to verify the landline question and got to speak to one of the Technicians. He verified that there was no landline required, It is the same system that is used by the U.S. Military and they are required to have the least amount of "Latency" possible. There are no land lines over in the "Sandbox" and yet you see people talking over the video Phone Network and they do not have the awkward pauses.
I do satellite installs. I have done some satellite internet installs. The dish does transmit. No phone line needed. The instructions are very clear about not putting my head or hands between the dish and the feed assembly. RF power not healthy at that level apparently. I have no question in my mind I would not do well to challenge that claim.
I'd put in the biggest ugliest dish I could find and then put my radio antenna up off that. Then ask them if they want me to get rid of the dish eyesore in exchange. I think I may get some takers!