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Need one way satellite covering for Africa,Europe

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Oct 14^th, 2011 at 9:23am

Hello,here who can tell me which satellite can offer a powerful beam particularly over Europe(Russia,UK,France...etc),we want to use it for transfer some data to these two area.no matter for the signal of DVB-S or DVB-S2 for Ku band and C band dish.

If anyone can do that,pls contact me ASAP. MSN/E-mail: ortonx80@hotmail.com , the following is our tech requirements:

BandWith: 256Kbps, only need one way;

Send data Type: Private msg for each Client(Simply Mail service On Device), RSS Data, Firmware Sw, Weather and Company News. By Text

Client Device Type: DVB-S,S2 receiver

Thank you very much!!!!

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