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Can anyone out there tell me what this thing is? My neighbor has it mounted on his roof and it points directly into my back yard. There is nothing in my back yard. I know it is a signal booster or receiver of some kind.
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I was going to post a joke that it's a Ray Gun and your neighbor is going to vaporize you, but held back!
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It's an x-ray vision device! Your neighbor probably points it at your bathroom or bedroom at the appropriate times!
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its called a Yagi Antenna. very directional. your neighbor probably does not have cable TV or wants a specific radio station and is aimed right at it. OR is a ray gun.
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The first line in my post said I agreed with DaFlake. He said it looked like a Digital Television Antenna. I have seen some very much like that for the new Digital TV boxes that replaced on air Analog TV.
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hey two things, you can always ask your neighbor what make and model it is and it's a tv antenna to be exact just don't know which.
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