A stabilized maritime VSAT for work fleets: SMC reflector with cup feed in 0.6, 0.8 or 1.0 m apertures, four-axis stabilization and direct-drive positioning that hold the beam through swell, spray and hard turns.
Highlights
Direct drive axes remove gear trains — fewer wear items for ocean service.
Satellite-beacon tracking needs only one manual lat/lon entry at setup; the link holds through S-turns and heading changes.
Beam-to-beam swap in under 8 seconds keeps charter and coastal transitions seamless.
Applications
Merchant & work vessels · Offshore energy support · Fisheries and coast patrol · Ferry and yacht broadband
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Full Specifications
| Item | Value | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Aperture options | 0.6 m / 0.8 m / 1.0 m | Manufacturer spec |
| Reflector | SMC with cup-shaped feed | Manufacturer spec |
| Frequency | Ku or Ka optional — Ku: RX 10.7–12.75 GHz / TX 13.75–14.5 GHz; Ka: RX 17.7–21.2 GHz | Manufacturer spec |
| Tracking travel | AZ 360° unlimited; EL −20° to +120°; roll ±35°; polarization ±120° | Manufacturer spec |
| Weight | ≤45 kg (0.6 m); ≤65 kg (0.8 m); ≤95 kg (1.0 m) | Manufacturer spec |
| Satellite swap | <8 s between satellites | Manufacturer spec |
| Stabilization | 4-axis | Manufacturer spec |
FAQ
Which aperture should I choose?
0.6 m at ≤45 kg suits patrol and workboats; 0.8/1.0 m buy more margin for ocean passages — we size it against your route and traffic.
Does it depend on GPS?
No — beacon tracking with a single initial position entry keeps pointing through GPS outages (manufacturer specification).
Ka or Ku at sea?
Both are offered; Ku remains the common workhorse for regional fleets, Ka for high-throughput services.