receiver dish

A satellite receiver dish quite likely served more than a single communal television set.

A table and a satellite receiver dish float alongside the ship.

They would be watching the American channels, picked up by the satellite receiver dish on the outskirts of the village.

They have good TV reception even way out there because they've got their own little receiver dish on the roof."

There, two hundred metres away, beyond the high security wall of his compound, a man squatted in the bushes, holding a receiver dish.

The company's installation fee covers the cost of the receiver dish, a modem and a set-top converter box.

A masthead amplifier used with television receiver antenna or a satellite receiver dish.

But many British viewers have resisted buying the home receiver dishes, costing about $450, that are needed to pick up the satellite signals.

He had the warlocks do their thing into lithium batteries, and then he set up a network of receiver dishes around the designated area.

Sun gleamed from baroque tracework adorning silver antennae and receiver dishes.

Satellite service requires the installation of a receiver dish antenna, which is about the size of a garbage can lid and costs $200 to $400.

Transmitting from a more powerful satellite will also enable Prime Star to reduce the diameter of its receiver dish to 24 inches from 36 inches.

The computer was also put into use generating tracking commands for the receiver dish antenna in Ottawa that downloaded data from Alouette.

That raises the prospect that a Sky customer living in Worcester, Mass., could begin getting local stations from Boston with an 18-inch receiver dish.

"The solar receiver dishes will be knocked out by missiles fired from ISA ships that will be standing by throughout.

British Satellite is a new company based in London with a plan for broadcasting four new television channels from a satellite directly into British homes equipped with special 12-inch receiver dishes.

These dishes utilized a new generation of smaller, lighter receiver dishes based on military technology introduced by the Global Broadcast System, which predated DirecTV's viability by almost ten years.

Reese sipped her mataglap star, feeling it burn its way down her throat as she glanced down through the glass wall, seeing the wind scour dust over the Uzbeks' metal roofs and receiver dishes.

Squinting against Trojan Cat 271 the sun glare, I set the aiming crosshairs on the tiny flash of the receiver dish a thousand kilometers away The laser ode prowled slowly in a small arc, seeldng.

They were over Pittsburgh, where a cluster of objects had sprouted on its equator diametrically opposite its solar receiver dish, and still heading south when the controller in the Command Room interrupted Mitch in midsentence.

Computer keyboards and anglepoise lamps, vacuum cleaner hoses, video machines and coffee percolators, satellite receiver dishes, steering wheels and electric toasters, all had been welded into a single mass that formed a low wall about the raft.

Chapter Six The main receiver dish at Giordano Bruno was like a gigantic Cyclopean eye - a four-hundred-foot-diameter paraboloid of steel latticework towering into the starry blackness above the lifeless desolation of lunar Farside.

Its hull, filmed with dust except where the electrostatic fields kept the solar panels clear, was a sphere of bronze-gold alloy, marred only by a few smoothly-rounded protrusions, with none of the aerials or receiver dishes which might have been expected by a radio-age civilization.

In among the huddle of domes and receiver dishes that stood in the middle of the arid wilderness below, the massive steel shutters over the underground landing bay had already been rolled aside to uncover a splash of warm, yellow light and relieve the harsh monotony of the ash-gray dust.