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Thank you for the explanation.
WiFi could be the future for the connection onboard a vessel with intergrated solutions as you mentioned. However, that would only truly benefit if the vessel will be on a good bandwithe perm link to shore. Such servi…
SeaTel
Who is the manufacturer of the VSAT antenna, Seatel,C2Sat,Orbit..??
The more access points, the more points of failure
It makes troubleshooting more complicated for the not so IT crew
It is not impossible, but anyone could list the benefits of deploying a wireless network vs wired?
Marlink installs VSAT on VLCC
(Sep 11 2009)
Marlink has become the first VSAT provider to receive Japanese radio license approval for its Sealink(T) VSAT solution.
The license comes via Intelsat International Systems, owner of the satellites used…
Hi,
I would like to put to discussions the frequency of connections for emails. (Exclude VSAT/MPDS/FBB)
It has brought to my attention that some captain made connections of over 27 times a day! This resulting in a big invoice for SAT Comm.
I woul…
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- Singapore
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VSAT Installation on our Japan Flagged VLCCs
Marlink installs VSAT on VLCC
(Sep 11 2009)
Marlink has become the first VSAT provider to receive Japanese radio license approval for its Sealink(T) VSAT solution.
The license comes via Intelsat International Systems, owner of the satellites used by Sealink(T).
Having issued a radio license to Intelsat, the Japanese Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC) has approved the Sealink(T) SES, which will enable the Sealink(T) VSAT to be installed on board Nissho Shipping’s VLCC, 'Nichi… Continue
(Sep 11 2009)
Marlink has become the first VSAT provider to receive Japanese radio license approval for its Sealink(T) VSAT solution.
The license comes via Intelsat International Systems, owner of the satellites used by Sealink(T).
Having issued a radio license to Intelsat, the Japanese Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC) has approved the Sealink(T) SES, which will enable the Sealink(T) VSAT to be installed on board Nissho Shipping’s VLCC, 'Nichi… Continue
Posted on September 24, 2009 at 4:42am — 2 Comments
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