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09 July 2003, 08:26 AM
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IIRC Ian, you still need a normal telephone connection for sending data. The satellite link is only used for receiving data, so unless your 'field' has a phone socket its not going to be easy.
09 July 2003, 08:40 AM
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Nope, you can have a full two data link to the 'Net over satellite now.
How long would you be looking to use it for?
The process I've been involved with for providing a sat service is fairly long winded. You need to provide lat & long co-ordinates for the spot it'll be working from and getting info back from the base station wasn't a quick process.
How long would you be looking to use it for?
The process I've been involved with for providing a sat service is fairly long winded. You need to provide lat & long co-ordinates for the spot it'll be working from and getting info back from the base station wasn't a quick process.
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Ian
email me on s.veevers@imperial.ac.uk
my sisters boyfriends family do mobile digital/audio/visual comms contracts
i will pass on contact details
Steve
email me on s.veevers@imperial.ac.uk
my sisters boyfriends family do mobile digital/audio/visual comms contracts
i will pass on contact details
Steve
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