SATELLITE PHONES

Iridium Phones
Go anywhere!

Iridium’s satellite network is the only truly global communications network providing voice, paging, 160-character two-way short text messaging (SMS), emergency 911 service (dial sequence 00-911) and internet access services to subscribers anywhere on the surface of the earth. Even the polar caps have Iridium coverage!

The Iridium 9505A is smaller, more power efficient and more water resistant than the ground-breaking original Iridium phone, the Iridium 9500. The internet access is 2400 bps (direct dial circuit switched) or 10,000 bps^* with our free SkyFile compression and email software. Includes: Iridium 9505, universal AC charger and international plug kit, high cap battery, mag-mount car antenna (with 1.5 meter cable), antenna adapter, DC charger, belt holster, hands free earpiece, and manual.

Options: external mast antennas (U-bolt and thread mount types), antenna cables, mag-mount vehicular antennas, high capacity batteries, external battery packs, watertight Pelican impact case, portable solar chargers, and fixed-site Iridium phones for PBX applications

HF Base and Portable Allowed by UN

Complete HF “CODAN” Base Station Max Power 125 watt

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Complete Installed at Vehicle

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HF-90 Manpack

HF-90 Manpack – Olive Drab and UN Blue Versions

The Q-MAC HF-90 Manpack is a portable, instant-deployment HF SSB Radio Communication System, incorporating the Q-MAC HF-90 Transceiver. This package is designed for applications where the operator requires medium to long range communications, whilst on foot. It is ideal where mobility is of paramount importance, given that it is compact, lightweight and comfortable to carry for long periods. It may be used whilst carried on the operators back, or when staked into the ground.

Package Includes

• Q-MAC HF-90 Transceiver c/w Speaker Mic.
• Q-MAC TM-90 Tuner – simple to use Single-Control Tuner, incorporating LED Tuning Indicators c/w Coax/Earth cables.
• Q-MAC Collapsible Whip Antenna – six section Whip Antenna (3m) providing reliable operation from 3.6 to 10 MHz.
• Q-MAC Long Wire Antenna Kit – 7m Wire Antenna c/w Counterpoise, Adaptor and Throw Rope. Allows very efficient operation between 2.5 to 10MHz.
• Q-MAC Rechargeable Battery – sealed lead acid gel, 7Ah, c/w Power Cable and connector for Charging Devices, plus Battery Condition Monitor.
• Q-MAC Canvas Backpack – made from water resistant canvas, c/w fully padded/reinforced compartments to house HF-90/TM-90 and Accessories.
• Military-Grade Backpack on Frame also available (optional).
• Total weight of package is approximately 7kg.

End Users

The Q-MAC HF-90 Manpack is being used worldwide in a variety of applications including; international aid projects, military/paramilitary applications, search and rescue, mineral exploration, forestry management, conservation and wildlife projects.

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VHF Base and Hendled Allowed by UN

Motorola GM380 Frequency 136 – 174 MHz
The Advanced Mobile Radio. The Full-Keypad GM380 comes with an expanded feature set, which is essential for growing organizations because of its versatility.

 

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Motorola GP380 Handled, Frequency 136 – 174 MHz

The Full-Keypad Versatile Hand Portable Radio.The 255 channel GP380 comes with an expanded feature set, which is essential for growing organizations because of its versatility

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Rapid Charger and Single Charger

 

 

 

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Ground Plane Antenna and coaxial cable RG213

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Why we use Radio, not cellular phone or Satellite phone?

• Make possible voice delivery and data
• Hurry: walk with velocity of light
• Can be used almost at all locations, permanent base or mobile.
• Easy used
• Can talk with many people
• During concurrent.

Why we must know how to use

 

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• May be only you save in a accident.
• You must can use radio although just for emergencies.

Why we use communication with VHF & HF

• Welfare staff be principal priority in a operation/works
• Movement detection staff/convoy
• Staff must can call for aid in every moment
• Internal coordination and external during operation

How to use Radio With well procedure

• Investigate all connections antenna, PSU, battery, microphone (Every week only)
• Make sure your radio is ON

• Use in frequency that determined
• Before call, think what you want to submitted message

• For long discussion change in other channel
• begin with call sign opponent
• then introduce your self clearly
• don’t hunted – hunt.
• utilize English well mannered and true.
• Don’t interrupt to /change topic before you hear ” over”
• Don’t utilize radio for discussion unnecessary. only used for message – important message.
• Close communication with ” out ” so that another person can use channel/frequency that empty.
• Speak slowly and clear

Example for calling in HF (Codan)

First, you use sell call (See in View addressed)
If any responses, you can start with voice :

India bravo mike base this is India tango mike base, do you receive me … over.
(you call Banda Aceh base station)
India tango mike base, this is India Bravo mike base, send your massage…over
When does opponent doesn’t here, you can repeated several times.
Begin to send message in a word, clear and correct.
Terminate communication with word “out

HF Working Frequency

HF (High Frequency) CODAN

CHANNEL IOM : 8787 Khz
CHANNEL UN 1 : 4100 Khz
CHANNEL UN 2 : 6700Khz
CHANNEL UN 3 : 9050 Khz
CHANNEL UN 4 : 11460 Khz
CHANNEL UN 5 : 14400 Khz
CHANNEL UN 6 : 4200 Khz

HF Network