June 23rd, 2008 by ketyung
In certain countries, satellite dishes might be illegal to own. It’d be a good idea to have the satellite dishes to be camouflaged like the bricks of the side walls of a building.
Sqish is a brand of a series of satellite dishes that have their antennas nicely concealed within a rectangular box. And the box is then covered by camouflage weatherproof label, which makes it to blend well with what the surrounding is.
As what are shown in the pictures, you’d hardly notice that it’s a satellite dish, as it blends so well with the bricked walls. These Sqis satalitte dishes are currently made available for UK satellite users that are subscribed to services such as Sky or Freesat.
These dishes definitely come in handy in certain countries where installing the satellite dishes is illegal. Since it blends so well to its background, no one would have noticed that it’s a dish that receives numerous exciting TV channels for you. So, the risk of you getting caught is much lower. Some more it’s inside a rectangular box, which most layman would not know they’re meant for receiving exotic satellite signals.
These SQish dishes cost £149 (appx. $294 US) each. And adding another £25 or $49, will get you another camouflage sticker.
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June 26th, 2008 at 7:31 am
Now that is really cool. There are such an eye sore, especially when people have them on the ground level.