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Re: Uganda Communications Commission shutdown order
From: Mark Tinka <mark.tinka () seacom com>
Date: Tue, 19 Jan 2021 16:31:14 +0200
On 1/19/21 16:28, Denys Fedoryshchenko wrote:
Starlink needs expensive modem, that is not only too expensive for such countries, hard to import, but can be also reason for very long prison sentence. Some nanosatellite with amplified BLE compatible frontend might do miracles. It is impossible to block ISM band countrywide, anybody can climb a hill and point mobile to sky and receive regional news. No need even for custom software, just any software that can receive BLE data (development/debugging tools). As kind of PoC, Norby cubesat with LoRa telemetry is being received over the world on 1000+km distances on DIY antennas.
Satellite is hard to control, and there are several ways to get it into a country and have it function for purpose without any real drama.
It's where we came from :-)... Mark.
Current thread:
- Re: Uganda Communications Commission shutdown order, (continued)
- Re: Uganda Communications Commission shutdown order Joly MacFie (Jan 14)
- Re: Uganda Communications Commission shutdown order Sean Donelan (Jan 18)
- Re: Uganda Communications Commission shutdown order Ben Cannon (Jan 18)
- Re: Uganda Communications Commission shutdown order surfer (Jan 18)
- Re: Uganda Communications Commission shutdown order Matthew Ford (Jan 19)
- Re: Uganda Communications Commission shutdown order Ramakrishna Padmanabhan (Jan 21)
- Re: Uganda Communications Commission shutdown order Sean Donelan (Jan 18)
- RE: Uganda Communications Commission shutdown order adamv0025 (Jan 19)
- Re: Uganda Communications Commission shutdown order Mark Tinka (Jan 19)
- Re: Uganda Communications Commission shutdown order Denys Fedoryshchenko (Jan 19)
- Re: Uganda Communications Commission shutdown order Mark Tinka (Jan 19)
- Re: Uganda Communications Commission shutdown order Sean Donelan (Jan 19)
- Re: Uganda Communications Commission shutdown order Mark Tinka (Jan 19)