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This is a big hole in long distance cruising as far vas I can tell! A
cousin has gone from Halifax to BVI & South via Bermuda min Sept. They have a Satellite phone - but using it for Internet, other than short e-mails, is financial suicide!! On the ocean the only other option I am aware of is SSB - but that only really gets short stuff as well - e-mails, weather Fax's. There are short wave nets for this, but more oriented to e-mail only. But I think - after you have bought the equipment - thise may be the most economical solution - for e-mail. If you had in mind surfing the net on the ocean - you are SOL! In ports, you can often find Wireless nets to connect into to have higher speed Net access. (Get NetStumbler program to search for wireless nets) I know of few other solutions; but would be interested to hear of any other possibilities!?? - Art On Sat, 08 Jan 2005 12:46:10 +1100, Bruce Riley wrote: I am planning an extended cruise later this year, including a Pacific crossing. What have people found about getting internet access via satellite or other, both at sea and whilst in port? |
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