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europe-satellite.com
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★★★ Offline Posts: 541 London UK |
Oct 27th, 2011 at 2:26pm
Avanti new Hylas-2 beam covering Europe, the Middle East (including Afghanistan & Iraq) and Africa (Egypt) from the second quarter 2012
  HYLAS 2 will launch in 2012 and uses the latest Ka-band technology to deliver high speed, low cost two-way data communications. Deploying 24 fixed beams and one steer-able beam, HYLAS 2 provides customers with the flexibility to address current and future markets across Europe, the Middle East (including Afghanistan & Iraq) and Africa. Resellers and Installers Wanted in Europe, the Middle-East and Africa. El Molino Systems S.L. (europe-satellite.com) is looking for resellers / installers to sell and install Avanti - HYLAS systems in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.  More info about Hylas systems click here. or visit www.hylas-2.com Please reply by EMAIL ONLY click here. |
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