Understanding the Satellite Communications business isn't the easiest task. That's why Preferred Communications is here to serve you. We want to help you choose the right equipment for your needs.
The first important question is where and how do you intend to use your satellite equipment? Marine equipment, Vehicular, Fixed Site, and Portable systems are the four most popular. There are also GPS receivers for terrestrial and aviation navigation. With this in mind, find the right chart and pick the system which is right for you.
To find out more information about the services & applications offered, click on the service name.
Globalstar Satellite Guide
Globalstar's constellation of 48 low-earth-orbiting (LEO) satellites, transmits calls from your wireless phone or fixed phone station to a terrestrial gateway, where they are passed on to existing fixed and cellular telephone networks in more than 100 countries on 6 continents.
INMARSAT is the most sophisticated Satellite network in existence. There are several different bands which are divided into separate categories.
Mobile Satellite Ventures (MSV) Satellite Guide
The MSV satellite system is recommended by these US government agencies for communications during routine operations and Emergencies including Y2K (US Navy , FEMA, Nuclear Regulatory Commission) in conjunction with the GIB Canadian owned satellite network for full continental command level integration. The MSV system is divided into several satellite services options which have some interchangeability.
Iridium Phones and Iridium Satellite Phones -- One World, One System Satellite Guide
The Iridium satellite network provides full global communication. With 66 satellites forming a cross-linked grid, this system was the first low-Earth-orbiting network for wireless telephone service. It is possible to place or receive a call, virtually anywhere on the planet.
