New iDirect Router Board

New product enters satellite market nowadays. It’s light and portable Satellite Router Board. System e850mp allows user to integrate with iDirect Intelligent Platform. It is small, two times smaller than the standard iDirect board, so it has to be equipped in special mini-antenna. Board also allows high level of security including AES, TRANSEC, FIPS and others types of encryption and security of data. Bi-directional antenna make this board useful in regions like high-speed data connections for video. Board can be used in many solutions. Some of them are listed below:

portable satellite communicators for army
small size aircraft
deep water fleets
emergency response vehicles

VT iDirect system allows connectivity in many environments. There is a wide spectrum of applications where iDirect can be applied. Constant connectivity with voice, video and data is not easy to prepare but with appropriate tools it is possible to support even the worst conditions. The iDirect Platform has its client in over 50 countries. VT Systems are owned by Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd.

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Luc: I am looking for iDirect access for a 1.2M dish and a .9M dish in Egypt from Sep 25th until NOV 5th. I need 1025 down and 256 up with unlimited service.
tariq: The Frontier Corps has what are called 14 Units and these are not battalion size forces but provide a Headquarters with a name based on a geographical entity (KHYBER RIFLES) or a tribal identity,(MEHSOOD SCOUTS) to a number of battalion size forces. Thus each unit has anything from 4 to 6 Wings which are battalion size forces. The Frontier Corps comprises 58 Wings. Having said this, neither the Frontier Corps considers that it needs training nor does the Government of Pakistan. There seems to be an obsession in training the Frontier Corps, which if confused with capacity building is lacking in substance as well as common sense. Capacity building is related to surveillance, night fighting capability, mobility, stand-off and real time information.

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