VEHICLE

ON-THE-MOVE VOICE & DATA

Operating "On the Move" satellite telephones and BGAN IP satellite modems inside a vehicle require outside antennas mounted on the vehicle roof. Depending on the satellite network, it is necessary to have a smaller Omni Directional antenna, as with Iridium, or a larger directional antenna usually housed inside a fiberglass radome. These larger radomed systems usually have more sophisticated pointing electronics in order to keep the antenna pointed correctly to the satellite. This is why these types of systems are usually larger, heavier and more expensive.

"On the Move" implies two things: 1) that the satellite equipment will automatically find and acquire the satellite signal (no manual antenna pointing required) and 2) that you can drive while operating the satellite system with voice and or data.

VEHICLE SATPHONE SYSTEMS

Hughes HNS 9250

The HNS 9250 comprises a compact, robust, magnetically-mounted roof antenna which tracks the satellite while on the move, and a BGAN terminal which is positioned inside the vehicle.

MSAT Mobile Data

This unique, user-friendly communication service is designed especially for the mobile work force and provides the capabilities of conventional specialized mobile radio (SMR).

TT Explorer 727

The Explorer 727 is a mobile broadband platform that puts you on in an instant, free of fuss--no matter where you are or how fast you are moving.

IsatDock DRIVE

In-vehicle hands-free docking units for the IsatPhone Pro handset.