iNetVu Fly Away

Mobile Internet System Made in Canada

More than ever before, operations around the world rely on rapid, reliable communications for virtually everything they do. With today’s unparalleled access, some may take for granted the infrastructure that makes this instant communication possible. What would happen if these connections were no longer available?

What if, all telephone lines, cell towers, and terrestrial cable lines were destroyed by natural or man-made disaster as with Hurricane Katrina? What happens in remote locations where the infrastructure simply does not exist? What about those who respond first to crises of help — without foreknowledge of the communications status — whose ability to contact the outside world may be the difference between life and death? For all these situations, the solution is simple - iNetVu - transportable mobile satellite Internet access system.

Setup & Installation of the iNetVu Mobile Internet Systems

The iNetVu portable internet dish system mounts easily on top of vehicles (RVs, SUVs, Vans, Trailers or any other commercial vehicle) or transportable platform and with the simple click of a button the dish automatically deploys and locks on to the selected. Once locked on, you are automatically connected to the Internet at broadband speeds via satellite. No phone lines, no cellular hook-ups; just instant broadband speeds at your fingertips.

With iNetVu, you gain unprecedented coverage anywhere in the world. As long as there is a clear view in the general direction of the equator, you can deploy, lock and access the Internet within a few minutes after parking. The iNetVu robotic self-pointing platforms are available in various sizes to meet your bandwidth service and geographic requirements.

How to purchase an iNetVu Mobile Internet System?

iNetVu 1.2M Flyaway” antenna system – a solution that the company says can be used when mobile broadband satellite terminals must to be deployed quickly and easily.

The 1.2M Flyaway system is designed to be a rugged suit case-based system, meant specifically for easy airline checking, C-COM officials say. The system will be operational within 15 minutes and requires just one person to install, they say. According to C-COM’s president and chief executive officer, Leslie Klein, the new antenna system will appeal to customers seeking a solution where satellite is the only means of communications and they need to transport a communication system with them wherever they go. “This product will address new vertical markets where portability and ease of assembly are required, such as the military, news gathering, disaster management, exploration and many others,” Klein said. With the Flyaway system, company officials say, there’s no need for tools either for installation or disassembly. Once it’s assembled the Flyaway can automatically lock on the selected satellite within three minutes. The 1.2M Flyaway system comes with the most advanced C-COM manufactured auto acquisition 7000 Antenna Controller.

Mobile Satellite System in Media

No matter when, no matter where, when your application requires "must have" connectivity, the iNetVu can deliver. General Norman Schwarzkopf's show features the iNetVu as its latest topic in Satellite Communications Industry.

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