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@DG Rider, regarding those white panels near Hayden, I spent 47 years in the surface mining industry and never have seen anything like them. My best guess is that they are some kind backsite for surveying. Usually the older surveyors would set backsites at known physical points to help determine a fairly accurate map location for any new points. As far as the large panels are concerned, maybe at some point they had a more definitive target marked on them.
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I made a YT video about them, and this was what I got...
The video...
The wiki link...
Passive repeater - Wikipedia
Seems like the answer.
So it remains a mystery. Maybe some old timers could chime in with microwave experience to solve the question without a doubt.I made a YT video about them, and this was what I got...
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Passive repeater - Wikipedia
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Seems like the answer.
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