[EAS] The case for wireless relay networks to reinforce EAS
Larry Wood
LWood at KQED.org
Wed Aug 24 12:14:35 CDT 2011
In my experience earthquakes rarely disrupt the pointing of satellite dishes. Most dishes are bolted to a secure concrete pad mount on the ground, a steel pipe in concrete, or bolted to a roof. That said, DirecTV just installed a non=penetrating roof mount dish at my house that is sitting on gravel. I expect a sharp jolt could shift it and I would have to re-aim the dish. As I was writing this a 3.6 earthquake just shook my house. My DirecTV is still working.
Cheers,
Larry Wood
KQED-FM
-----Original Message-----
From: eas-bounces at radiolists.net [mailto:eas-bounces at radiolists.net] On Behalf Of Cross, Robin
We have NPR via satellite but an earthquake will disrupt the aim of the dish. We are not in an earthquake zone but I don't count on it.
Robin Cross w0fen
KCUR Kansas City
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