You are bidding on a chance to donate to my Defcon 11 Wardriving Contest Fund. Your equipment will be used for a good cause, below are some of items we would like to recrive:
2.4GHz Antennas or amps of any kind
Orinoco Gold or Silver PCMCIA Cards
A (working) mobile home or trailer, with enough sleeping space for 10 people
5 VISA Platinum Credit Cards (Minimum $10,000 Limit please)
Legal US Currency of any kind
Laptops, Computers less then 25 pounds and/or flat panel monitors
Omnidirectional DirecTV Satellite Antenna (Access cards with valid EPPROM image and/or HU (P3) or P4 Access Cards also accepted
Cat, Dog and/or bird to accompany us for this week long event
Modified D-Link or Linksys Access Points (would also accept Symbol or Cisco access points)
2 Meter magnetic mount ham radio antenna (50cm also accepted
AAA Gold Road Service Membership
Originally posted by TwinVega Why the hurry?:D
And the seller I believe is this man... http://www.mysticunderground.net
Can't bash him for trying I guess.....
Scary to know that he or somebody he knows is an employee of the airline I fly on all all the time.
Originally posted by KeLviN is there such thing as an "omni-directional dish"?
doesn`t that defeat the purpose of a dish?
I believe he's referring to the sort of dish you use on RV's, so that you can watch TV while moving. Although, I though that it was still a uni-directional dish that was simply motorized and continuously tracking, rather than actually being omni-directional, but I could be wrong on that.
unidirectional means either receiving the signal, or transmitting the signal, but not both... that would be bidirectional.
These are two different things, an antenna can be an omnidirectional-unidirectional antenna, and another antenna can be omnidirectional-bidirectional....
Otherwise if you are talking about a yagi antenna, that is just a directional... no prefix required, and of course you can have an directional-unidirectional, as well as a directional-bidirectional...
i thaught i had it all figured out.......now i'm just comfused....
The ones for RV's have a combination of the two, maybe? An omni-directional one to track where the signal is, and one that is directional that actually receives the signal. Either way, it's not your typical satellite dish.
Originally posted by octalpussy The ones for RV's have a combination of the two, maybe? An omni-directional one to track where the signal is, and one that is directional that actually receives the signal. Either way, it's not your typical satellite dish.
It looks like it uses GPS to calculate angle and rotation based on the satellite you are trying to hit. Looks pretty cool, you can have satellite TV while moving - would be cool to pair it with broadband but now that Hughes DirecPC is dead and Starband/Gilat seems to barely alive this seems unlikely
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