Iridium Go
Avionics, airplane covers, tires, handheld radios, GPS receivers, wireless Wx uplink...any product related to backcountry aircraft and flying.
Never used one, but was also interested so did some research when they first came out.
Word on the street was that they were slow and expensive so you really needed to have a solid need to justify it. Since more speed would require a refresh of the Iridium constellation I suspect the same notion still applies.
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rw2 on Wed May 11, 2016 8:01 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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I've heard nothing but negative comments as well.
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Quick search showed only one article / choice on google that was NOT a sales site, however it is a March 18 - 2013 dated Forbes article on how and when plus some history. The person does say to not use the newer GO-9575 but the older 9555.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/marcweberto ... 17b8fb72b8Will keep lookin.
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Wed May 11, 2016 10:13 pm
my buddy at work has been telling me i need to get one of these. he loves his. uses it up on the brooks range when hes sheep hunting. that being said he is kind of a bare bones technology guy

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