Satellite Internet Forum

[wilan]

Sky 2 Net Ltd is providing broadband Internet and VoIP services via satellite (C-Band).
Our Internet is connected directly to the US backbone by fibre from our satellite hub. We are using the LMI, AMC 12 or PAS 4 satellites.
Our list of satisfied customers In Nigeria and in all Africa is growing dramatically by the day, at present we exceeded the 400 customers in Africa only, as well, we are the only provider of Internet and VoIP to all Israeli embassies through Africa and Asia, a credit for high quality of service, as well we install such systems to banks and major corporations.
We are providing Wireless solution for distribution of Internet and VOIP.
In all, Sky 2 Net LTD is "One Stop Shop" for Internet via satellite and VOIP in Asia and Africa.
See the details and all the updates at our web site: www.sky2net.net
The installation is done locally by installers that are recommended by us.
If you have any question, don't hesitate, to contact me by mail.
Best Regards,
Ilan Weichselbaum
CEO
Sky 2 Net LTD
Phone:+44-2070715621
Fax:+44-8707621138
Mail:wilan@sky2net.net
Web:www.sky2net.net

[AldoFabiani]

We have installed Linkstar systems in Nigeria and other African countries with great satisfaction of our customers and the connectivity is very good during all the day/night, also under tropical rains.
I think one time the problem was C-band or Ku-band, but today the problem is just to give the service trough the best satellite able to guarantee best coverage and performance on the area, and also to use the correct equipment.
 
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[AlexCidem]

I agree.   Both C band and Ku band systems can provide high availability service.  The link budget margins on C band systems are less but so is the rain fade depth.   Just get the design and equipment installation right (particularly the cable connectors and dish pointing) and you can get a good service either way, C or Ku band. Best regards, Alex.