Chris Carlson
EF1
I hope this hasn't been posted already. I thought it worth mentioning that finally this summer we'll be able to have satellite in-motion internet and not have to rely on cell phone providers. Best of all, it's low-profile so we should be able to mount it on an SUV without having to worry about a huge white dome. I've posted the product information and links below.
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Available Summer 2006
RaySat's SpeedRayâ„¢ 3000 offers vehicles on-the-move, high-speed Internet access and satellite TV using a low profile (5.7â€) roof mounted KU-band satellite antenna. The system provides vehicle passengers with an in-car hotspot, easy IP based network access plus live satellite TV.
The SpeedRayâ„¢ 3000 system consists of an outdoor antenna unit for satellite signal reception (data and TV), indoor antenna controller, satellite modem (for Internet access), WiFi router and a DBS satellite receiver (for live satellite TV). Integrated advanced sensors and a sophisticated tracking system provide access while the vehicle is in-motion or stationary. The SpeedRayâ„¢ 3000 antenna mounts securely to the cross bars of a vehicle roof rack or alternatively, RaySat manufacturers special brackets for RV and truck installations.
The SpeedRayâ„¢ 3000 is the world's first vehicle-based satellite antenna providing in-motion, high-speed Internet access to motorists, including emergency personnel, riding in cars, trucks, or motor homes. The new SpeedRayâ„¢ 3000 is based on an enclosed low profile, roof-mounted antenna that enables Internet access to laptops, PDAs, or other devices equipped with Wi-Fi wireless networking technology.
The innovative system provides high-speed Internet access that can be shared among users in the vehicle. In addition, the SpeedRayâ„¢ 3000 provides moving vehicles with strong reception of digital satellite TV and music channels. Since it communicates solely via satellite, the antenna can be used effectively in remote areas where cellular and land-line connections are not available.
Link: http://www.raysat.com/Shopping/CategoryInf...?CategoryID=191
Product PDF: http://www.raysat.com/webdata/Categories/1...ray%203000b.pdf
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Available Summer 2006
RaySat's SpeedRayâ„¢ 3000 offers vehicles on-the-move, high-speed Internet access and satellite TV using a low profile (5.7â€) roof mounted KU-band satellite antenna. The system provides vehicle passengers with an in-car hotspot, easy IP based network access plus live satellite TV.
The SpeedRayâ„¢ 3000 system consists of an outdoor antenna unit for satellite signal reception (data and TV), indoor antenna controller, satellite modem (for Internet access), WiFi router and a DBS satellite receiver (for live satellite TV). Integrated advanced sensors and a sophisticated tracking system provide access while the vehicle is in-motion or stationary. The SpeedRayâ„¢ 3000 antenna mounts securely to the cross bars of a vehicle roof rack or alternatively, RaySat manufacturers special brackets for RV and truck installations.
The SpeedRayâ„¢ 3000 is the world's first vehicle-based satellite antenna providing in-motion, high-speed Internet access to motorists, including emergency personnel, riding in cars, trucks, or motor homes. The new SpeedRayâ„¢ 3000 is based on an enclosed low profile, roof-mounted antenna that enables Internet access to laptops, PDAs, or other devices equipped with Wi-Fi wireless networking technology.
The innovative system provides high-speed Internet access that can be shared among users in the vehicle. In addition, the SpeedRayâ„¢ 3000 provides moving vehicles with strong reception of digital satellite TV and music channels. Since it communicates solely via satellite, the antenna can be used effectively in remote areas where cellular and land-line connections are not available.
Link: http://www.raysat.com/Shopping/CategoryInf...?CategoryID=191
Product PDF: http://www.raysat.com/webdata/Categories/1...ray%203000b.pdf