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Klaus-Gerd Giesen

"Geopolitical shifts are accelerating the push for sovereign #satellite #networks ,fueling momentum for #connectivity operators outside the #USA .Providers [...] anticipate a surge in demand as nations seek #alternatives to #SpaceX ’s sprawling low Earth orbit (LEO) network — but can they scale fast enough to compete?
Nowhere is this shift more evident than in #Europe, which has heavily relied on SpaceX amid a shortfall of launch and satellite broadband capabilities."

spacenews.com/geopolitical-shi

European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen. Credit: European Commission
SpaceNews · Geopolitical shifts accelerate demand for Starlink alternativesBy Jason Rainbow
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Le Monolecte 😷🤬🐧 :oc:

Besoin de vos conseils sur #canalplus.

Mon père surpaye son abonnement depuis des décennies en mode #Satellite seulement : il est super vieux (mon père) et n'a pas internet.

Là, suite à une panne d'alim, CanalSat lui a changé son terminal pour un qui ne fonctionne que si la carte est mise à jour via une connexion internet. Donc, ça ne marche plus.

C'est un motif suffisant de résiliation avec effet immédiat, sachant qu'il est captif d' « engagements » depuis des décennies. ?

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Kelvin n0mql EN35ld

I have an idea for an #AmateurRadio #Satellite
160m/80m linear SSB.

Given how so many of our antennas on that band are low enough to the ground that they send most of their signal straight up anyway, it should be easy to hit it.

With fairly small weights @ the ends of thin wires, a slow spin & centripetal force would keep them stretched out in a big + arrangement.

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