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| Panau Military Satellite | |
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| Settlement in Panau | |
| Type | Military Base |
| Geographical Territory | Berawan Besar Mountains |
| Influential Territory | East Tanah Raya |
| Coordinates | X:23500; Y:17375 |
| Missions that take place here | Taking Care of the Dishes |
PAN MILSAT (Panau Military Satellite) is a military base in Just Cause 2.
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Appearance
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The satellite dish in the base measures about a kilometre across. The base itself is a circle around the gigantic satellite dish, with 8 towers (4 to manipulate the dish and another 4 to hold the satellite receiver up), placed opposite to their counterparts across the dish. The small towers can be entered and houses each a control panel to manipulate the dish that only can be accessed.
Completion
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- 4 Broadcast Towers.
- 2 SAMs. Both located opposite to eachother of the dish.
- 4 Generators.
- 1 Water Tower.
- 6 Fuel Depots.
- 2 Drug Drops. (These do not add to the completion of the base)
- Several Resource Items. One resource item is inside a control room and can be entered through a doorway on the tier above it. It may seem closed off but that the item is located at the bottom of a staircase within the tower.
Purpose
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It's not completely explained, but during the mission Taking Care of the Dishes, it's said that the military uses it to track the Ular Boys activities in the area.
Location
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It is north-east of the Ular stronghold Awan Cendawan Power Plant, obtained in the mission Power Surge.
Vehicles
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- MV Command - Only during the mission Taking Care of the Dishes.
- Mullen Skeeter Hawk
Trivia
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- This is a reference to a James Bond film "Goldeneye" in which it is a satellite that controls an EMP weapon in outer space that is aimed at London, it is later destroyed, making "Taking Care of the Dishes" a reference as well.
- PAN MILSAT also resembles the real-life Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico. Arecibo Observatory is a gigantic radio telescope used for astronomy, instead of military purposes.