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After a first version released last year (Satellite antenna v1.0) here is the new version of my Satellite Antenna project. The main change is the form of the reflector with less visible pins. The outside of the pedestal is unchanged.This new version is the result of comments done on the first version.
The antenna is still moving in any positions, two dedicated cranks are available:
- One for Azimuth (left/right) between 0 and 360 degrees
- One for Elevation (up/down) between -2 and 90 degrees
Antenna is stable in any position (with only a 16x16 baseplate).
A door permits to enter inside the pedestal. Inside the riser, some details are supposed to represent the antenna drive cabinet, servo control unit, motor drive units and air conditioning.
Used scale is more or less closed to the reality. One minifigure is included (maintenance man or woman).
About the model:
- Number of pieces: around 1200 bricks
- Maximum height: 50 cm
- width: 26 cm
- Weight: 1.4 kg
- Reflector: 13 cm (radius)
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