Satcom Scientific, Inc.

Land Mobile Stabilized Vehicle

admin — Sun, 03 Aug 2008 23:28:34 +0000

Satcom Scientific, Inc., of Orlando, Florida USA has developed a new type of transportable earth station designed to transmit compressed digital video, Voice-over –IP, and high-speed internet connectivity in a vehicle that is capable of these types of transmissions while moving at speeds of up to 65 mph (104 km/hr).

Satellite Connection

admin — Sun, 20 Jul 2008 23:05:34 +0000

Satcom Scientific has provided C-band transportable earth stations to broadcasters and service providers since 1983. These customers include Calhoun Satellite, Mobile Satellite, Satellite & Production Services, Videocom, Satlink, Hurst USA, Roberts Communications and many, many more. The customer is welcome to choose from any truck model he desires and the size of the equipment shelter is also determined by the needs of the customer. A variety of FCC compliant C-band antennas are offered with optional feeds to enable linear and circular transmissions. The trucks can be ordered as rack-ready units or as turnkey integrated systems.

NACi 2.4 Meter

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This fully redundant 2.4-meter multiband flyaway system was delivered to NACi in 2006 and was deployed to Bermuda for its’ first international feed.

Transportables

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Almost two-thirds of the Company’s business is derived from the “transportable” (or “mobile platform”) market. The first transportables were constructed for the Company’s own use, with a small fleet of C-Band and Ku-Band trucks operating throughout the early years of the company. (One of these was the first single-piece truck unit ever designed; another was the second C-Band truck manufactured in the United States.) This rolling stock and the associated operations were spun off in later years to another company, RF Scientific Transportables, Inc., and the firm’s activities were focused solely on the construction of these units.

SSI has produced a wide variety of C-Band, XBand, Ku-Band, and Multi-Band units over the years for both domestic and international clients. Customized C- and Ku-Band trucks have been delivered to clients as near as Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida and as far away as Senegal and the Ivory Coast in Africa and Xinjiang Province in far Western China. A telecommunications company in Argentina uses a special semi-trailered Ku-Band unit; the Sultanate of Oman ordered a two-camera satellite uplink and mobile production truck for the Ministry of Information; China operates a fleet of SatCom Scientific Ku-Band trucks as “Emergency Communication Vehicles.”

Fixed Stations

admin — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 03:03:12 +0000

In addition to the U.S. television networks mentioned previously, SSI has constructed other fixed
facilities both inside and outside of the United States, including a 10-meter fully redundant INTELSAT CBand
station for Corporación TELEVEN in Caracas, Venezuela, fixed satellite uplink and broadcast facilities
for TVB (USA’s) Chinese-language “Jade” Channel in Los Angeles, California, and a full-service television broadcast facility for China Telecom’s International Earth Station in Guangzhou, China.

The Company has provided educational satellite facilities throughout the United States, constructing earth stations for learning institutions such as the Kentucky Educational Television Network (KETV), Nebraska Education Television Commission (NETV), University of California at San Diego (USCD-TV), and the Public School System of Orange County in Orlando, Florida. These earth stations are used for the delivery of instruction to remote classrooms around the country.

Our Clients

admin — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 01:40:45 +0000

It would be safe to say that anyone in the United States watching a television set during the past few years has no doubt seen programming delivered by a network or a transmission system implemented by SSI.

Our Company

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SSI is one of the longest-operating satellite communication companies in the US, engaging in an increasingly diverse customer base and widening geographic area over the past twenty years, including the continental United States and Hawaii, Central and South America, Africa, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East.

Trailerized Units

admin — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 04:12:55 +0000

Satcom Scientific has delivered a host of trailerized systems designed to fit the needs of each individual customers. Trailerized systems are typically used in cases where the system is deployed for a period of time therefore not tying up a dedicated motor vehicle for these types of events.

The CMT (Compact Mobile Terminal) line of products have been delivered to NATO for support in the Bosnian war, NASCAR, Maritime Television Network and supported the making of the film Jarhead where a CMT was placed in Mexico for the filming and the footage from the Mexico location was transmitted to the studios in California for real time editing.

Other SSi trailerized systems have been used for coverage of ad-hoc sporting events, corporate disaster recovery, distance learning and several military specific applications.

Flyaway Systems

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