[quote name='swee'pea99']Well
my mate borrowed a
five metre dish so there.

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He'd be one of many.
With 1969 technology I remember working out that you needed at least 2 1/2 metres to receive the main sound intelligibly. I'm not sure what was needed to resolve the TV picture, but I remember that some people did.
I went round to listen to it on the second landing, watched the first one on telly at home.
I read an article a few years back where one of the denyers claimed that the Americans had used a network of dishes and high power transmitters around the earth to send signals to the moon so they'd be reflected back off the surface to fool the rest of the world into believing they'd come from a lunar orbiter. That's the most plausible *faking it* theory I've heard yet because its the only one that explains how poeple all round the world could have picked up the signals from the moon if the landings were faked!