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This hand is loaded with fluid specially made to mimic a real hand. Such a fixture like this costs upwards of $8,000 alone. It has enough joints to copy 90% of a real hand's movements to hold radios or cell phones.
Each calibrated horn covers a certain range.Power gains are 12-19dBi across huge band widths. The largest one, at right is aproximately 3 feet long. A NASA contractor made these for us here in Florida.
A horn being propped up and aimed to take a calibration reading.
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