Most, if not all, of us reading this have a cell phone. After all, it's about communication right? Whether for safety or just down-right chatting, we seem to have a need to stay connected. But what happens when our primary phone is on the fritz or doesn't have signal? That's where satellite phones come in.
Sat Phones have become so convenient for everyone from the military and Department of Defense to the individual traveler on a sailing trip in the Caribbean or on an ATV in the desert. Use it for primary or backup communication and for the most part any where in the world.
Iridium is the only satellite network that covers the entire globe. But others have specialized coverage, like Thuraya that covers most of Europe, Africa, and the middle east and Inmarsat who's network virtually covers the world.
Sat Phones have become so convenient for everyone from the military and Department of Defense to the individual traveler on a sailing trip in the Caribbean or on an ATV in the desert. Use it for primary or backup communication and for the most part any where in the world.
Iridium is the only satellite network that covers the entire globe. But others have specialized coverage, like Thuraya that covers most of Europe, Africa, and the middle east and Inmarsat who's network virtually covers the world.
Not ready to commit? Rentals are a good option when you are new to satellite phones and want to get a feel for how the technology works. World Communication Center, offers satellite phone and Internet rentals on a weekly basis. Here's the link to learn more about rentals, http://www.wcclp.com/rentals.asp.
So if you can't rely on traditional land-lines or cellular coverage and need constant or backup communications, check out satellite; it just might be the right choice for you.
So if you can't rely on traditional land-lines or cellular coverage and need constant or backup communications, check out satellite; it just might be the right choice for you.
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