On Fri, 2009-03-20 at 16:41 -0700, John Todd wrote: > Orbcomm, to my knowledge, is data-only and slow, asynchronous data at > that. I used them extensively for a vehicle tracking company I ran a > while back. I have a basement full of various Orbcomm gear, including > three new GSC100 handhelds - anyone want to make me an offer on it? > It still works great; in fact, they recently launched a few more birds. > > The link to Palmer Station is geostationary, as are most ground > stations. I don't know which satellite is used for the Internet/voice > traffic. McMurdo and Scott are connected via Telecom New Zealand > satellite. See notes herein: > > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_Base > > I seem to recall someone telling me that there were experiments with > Asterisk at McMurdo. More information would be interesting if anyone > has details. > > JT >
Have a look at the following report: http://searchvoip.techtarget.com.au/articles/23710-Australian-Antarctic-Division-adopts-Asterisk We provided the training for them. Paul -- www.austechpartnerships.com t) +613 9221 0888 sip) [email protected]
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