Communications

General

MailASail Tel:+44 20 70432832 MailASail Noonsite Page, www.mailasail.com, info@mailasail.com MailASail provides a wide range of services for the international sailing community: free weather service, email compression software, GPS tracking and blogging tool, satellite phone airtime, professional advice on the purchase and installation of communications equipment.

LSAC BP380210, 98718 Punaauia, Tahiti http://www.LSAC.bravehost.com, lucseawalker@gmail.com Email via SSB radio with a Pactor 2 or 3 modem. Easy, convenient & reliable and less expensive than other systems of communications. Sales, service, PTC 3 upgrades, full technical assistance before, during and after installation. Free seminars and training to customers. SCS dealer with very competitive prices. Will deal with navigators located worldwide where no local dealers are present.

SCS - Special Communications Systems GmbH Roentgenstasse 36, 63454 Hanau, Germany, EU Fax:+49 6181 990238 www.SCS-PTC.COM, www.PACTOR.INFO, www.PACTOR.US, info@scs-ptc.com Emails & wx bulletins from any anchorage or during passages and much more is what our modems will give you access to! SCS is the sole manufacturer of Pactor 2 modems and recently introduced the even faster & more robust Pactor 3. Our PTC-IIpro or PTC-IIe modems are installed between your SSB (most ham or marine rigs) & your onboard computer. Low cost alternative to satellite commercial systems. You too, access WINLINK, SAILMAIL and other providers. Check our web sites for our dealers worldwide and for technical info.

Yachtplot.com - tell us where you are, and we'll tell those that care for you! www.yachtplot.com , info@yachtplot.com Yachtplot is a low cost, managed position reporting system designed for cruising sailors to use the power of the internet to update family and friends back home. For £1 per week, submit your position in writing and we will use Google Maps on your own password protected mini web site to keep in touch!

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Reports

Question About International SIM-card

WiFi for Beginners

Yachtplot : Voyage tracking for anyone, anywhere

FCC drops Morse Code Requirement for US Hams

Imported mobile (cell) phones now blocked in Turkey

Radio Nets For Pacific

Important survey for HF users in Australia

SailMail network expands in response to increasing requests from cruising yachts

Brunei Bay Radio News

Offshore Communications 2004: Latest Information

Wireless internet in SE Asia Marinas

Links

Endangered Islands Expedition
www.eiexpedition.com

Google Earth
http://earth.google.com/
Satellite imagery and maps of the world.

Maritime Mobile Service Network
http://www.mmsn.org/
The Maritime Mobile Service Net is operational every day from 12:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. Eastern Time, and from 12:00 p.m. until 10:00 Eastern Time during Daylight Savings, on a frequency of 14.300 MHz., in the 20-meter amateur band. The network also operates on the alternate frequency of 14.313 MHz. The Maritime Mobile Service Network immediately follows The Intercontinental Traffic Net. Coverage extends via relay stations to most of the Atlantic Ocean, Mediterranean Sea, the Caribbean Sea and the eastern Pacific Ocean.

SailTrac
http://www.sailtrac.com/
Sailors can create custom web pages and add maps, positions and other data to keep family and friends informed.

SkyMate
www.skymate.com

UUPlus Satellite Email Service
www.uuplus.com
Satellite Email Service.

Visa ATMs
http://visaatm.infonow.net/bin/findNow?CLIENT_ID=VISA
Website showing location of Visa ATMs around the world.

Wiki Information
http://wireless.wikia.com/wiki/Wi-Fi_on_a_Boat
Wi-Fi on a Boat.

iDirect
http://www.idirect.net/
mobile internet access

www.aussiewinlink.org
www.aussiewinlink.org

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