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TV Technician Wang Yinchung set up the receivers and cable
modulators in the elevator control room. He keeps an eye on reception
quality with the test TVs.
144 TELE-satellite — Global Digital TV Magazine — 12-01/2011 — www.TELE-satellite.com
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TV technician Wang Yinchung on the roof of
one of the apartment buildings in Mandarine
City. The large 3.2-meter dish that Wang
Yinchung is standing next to receives the
Japanese channels on BSAT at 110° east. To
the right is a 1.8-meter dish for the reception of
Skylife on KOREASAT 3. To the left is a 1.8-meter
offset antenna pointed at ASIASAT at 105° east.
Two smaller 1.5-meter offset antennas are used
for reception of KOREASAT 5 at 113° east and for
the vertical polarization of KOREASAT 3 at 116°
east. A one-meter antenna is pointed to AGILA
2 at 146° east and a 1.5-meter prime focus dish
all the way to the left is aligned to INTELSAT 8
at 166° west where channels like BBC World and
NHK World can be found.
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Wang Yinchung has quite a view
of the Mandarine City apartment
complex from the roof of one of
the buildings where all the satellite
antennas are installed. The complex
even comes with its own swimming
pool!