satellite dish

The box controlled the satellite dish, and he’d built them both.

It looks like a giant satellite dish, but THOR marks an important first step in bulking up drone defenses.

The command building bristles with antennas and satellite dishes, while an on-site forensics lab helps specialists hack into suspected terrorists’ phones and laptops, feeding future missions across the continent.

Costs for things like the satellite dish and router come out to a whopping $499—and that equipment is sold to customers at a loss.

Their destination was a foot-long plastic wireless antenna, shaped like a squared-off satellite dish and mounted on the roof’s edge.

A small outdoor television satellite dish sticks out of tall grass alongside a few piles of firewood.

The men ate together, sharing the same food, and whiled away their time watching TV, mainly Al Jazeera, via a satellite dish.

The mansion was valued at around $1 million, but had no telephone or Internet service—although it did have a large satellite dish.