Nss-12 Ku-band available Africa/Middle east Beam

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Feb 15^th, 2012 at 7:19am

Space engineering have today announced that our iDirect Evolution x3 services are now available on Nss-12 ku-band , giving fantastic coverage over

1) East Africa and Middle east
2) Somalia
3) Ethiopia
4) South and North Sudan
5) Yemen
6) Chad
7) DR Congo
8 ) Zambia
9) Mozambique

Partly Angola , Zimbambwe Libya and Egypt.
This is in addition to the Nss-12 C-band on X3 and T11 -Ku-band strongly covering Africa.

There are many advantages to choosing Space Engineering Evolution x3 services . The Hubs are located in the Netherlands with well backed up power and Internet back bone. Our Customers enjoy low latencies and better VOIP quality.There are many tools in place visible to the end user to ensure you have the best management over your network.

We work very closely with Partners to deliver Quality services to the End user.

For more information Contact sales@space.co.ke

Feb 15^th, 2012 at 10:46am

Did you get my email about how to add a coverage pattern image into your message above?

You do it like so:
{img}https://www.example.com/images/nss-12-ku-east-africa-beam.gif{/img};
Use square brackets, not squiggly ones.

Obviously you must put the image on the internet somewhere or find an existing image to call up.

You are welcome to send the image to me by email and I will put it on this server and edit it into your post if you wish. This speeds up the web page download as it avoids an extra DNS lookup. It also give me a chance to minimise the image file size !!

Best regards, Eric.

Feb 17^th, 2012 at 12:33pm

Yes i did

Let me add them now.

We are selling very much and customers have seen the BIG difference and they are enjoying service now.

Mar 3^rd, 2012 at 7:06am

Fiber CUT in Kenya has really affected the local hubs. Internet usage via satellite have been almost unusable if any. The expected resolution time is 3 weeks, as per the local dailies.

Space Engineering operates a hub in Europe and we are ready to offer you one week free test to any affected user (s), on the East African NSS12 KU network.

You will realise a very clear difference between our Nss-12 Ku band VSAT internet services (Europe hub) vs Internet services originating from East African hubs.

Your business deserves the right Partner .

Sales@space.co.ke

Mar 3^rd, 2012 at 3:14pm

A fibre-optic undersea cable was broken when a ship dragged its anchor 4km offshore from Mombasa on Sat 25th Feb 2011. The submarine optic fibre cable cable belongs to TEAMS (The East African Marine System).

Go here to see detailed cable map

The cable break caused major disruption to internet services in Kenya. Both mobile phone and internet services are affected and the service prioviders are doing what they can in the meantime to reroute traffic where is this possible, such as the EASSY and SEACOM cables and also by satellite.

Email me:eric@satsig.net

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