Re: Sci-fi channel

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From: Ben Harrell
Date: Fri, 18 Dec 1992 13:45

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varnell@aurs01.UUCP (Mark Varnell) writes:

>I am considering alternate methods of TV reception but we cannot have a
>satellite dish or antenna visable from the road in our neighborhood.
>Are there antennas that would fit in an attic and yet get decent
>reception of the available local stations. 

In looking at Satellite TVRO systems and talking with dealers, there are
disguise kits available to hide the disk so that it looks like something else.
Two I remember are an outdoor table and chair set with a large umbrella that
covers the dish, and an artificial rock garden grouping with the largest 
one covering the dish.  The pictures I saw looked very nice.

Ben Harrell
cmebh01@nt.com

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Subject: Re: Sci-fi channel
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