Really large C band dishes have "auto tracking" out of necessity. Every half hour they autotrack using a beacon on the bird. We're talking hundredth's of a degree accuracy.
Bartlett Earth Station demolition in Alaska.
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How many of them were SatGuys members?!?
Would have been fun to take control of that dish for a week or so and see what could be picked up (probably everything)
This post seems like a good cover-up. I think we're going to need to know comfortably_numb 's whereabouts at the times of the aforementioned break-ins.
This post seems like a good cover-up. I think we're going to need to know comfortably_numb 's whereabouts at the times of the aforementioned break-ins.
Who doesn't like urban exploration? Abandoned earth station, as good as it gets 
Who doesn't like urban exploration? Abandoned earth station, as good as it gets
Back in the early 90's, the Brewster Earth Station in Washington state used to broadcast a channel on C-Band called Sky High TV. The employees would be on the air pushing themselves down hallways in office chairs and all sorts of crazy things. It must have been an immense compound. Was really cool to see how an earth station operated.
Used to occasionally go up to the Brewster Uplink when I lived in Portland. Good memories...
It sure has changed since I last visited in the 90's.
www.usei-teleport.com/brewster/
It sure has changed since I last visited in the 90's.
www.usei-teleport.com/brewster/
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