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Deploying and Steering a Parabolic Antenna

The paraboloid dish consists of segments that can be separated and rotated in order to stack them. The device shown here is capable of aligning a parabolic antenna by turning around two perpendicular axes.

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 Sándor Kabai
"Deploying and Steering a Parabolic Antenna"
 http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/DeployingAndSteeringAParabolicAntenna/
 Wolfram Demonstrations Project
 Published: December 20, 2007
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