Tag Team Internet with WiFi and Cellular 3G for Yachts

Alan Spicer Marine Telecom, along with International Marine Electronics for “Marine Electronics” services and support, provides the Tag Team System of:

3G Cellular Internet and Voice (to your PBX or Analog Telephone Equipment)

WiFi Hotspot Sharing System (longer range WiFi Hotspot shared onboard your yacht)

* Combined into your onboard wireless and wired network (or we’ll create one) to give you two least-cost choices for Internet (and voice via cellular) wherever you travel with your vessel. Cellular is a fixed monthly cost per month - usually around $60.00 for the Internet side of it (3G) plus whatever voice plan you choose. WiFi Hotspots are often free for guests of a marina - including yachts, and otherwise is relatively inexpensive even when pay per week or month - and… is usually very fast and… and International Standard.

This way you can use Cellular 3G in the US. Switch to WiFi where there isn’t cellular Internet coverage or outside of the U.S. where many marinas and such offer WiFi Hotspot access.

* Some yachts have VSAT or other satellite system such as Fleet33/55/77, Fleet Broadband, or Mini-VSAT. We can add our tag team system into those environments as well - and in many cases save you money on the Satellite Usage Bill. Many satellite services are configured for Pay-per-usage. So you use them only when that’s the only option and you must get on the Internet.

**** Alan Spicer Marine Telecom and Bryan of Internation Marine Electronics tag team on expertise … and Tag Team the Internet Access Options with WiFi Hotspot Sharing + Cellular 3G Sharing (with the bonus of Cellular Voice to your PBX or Analog Telephone system.)

Contact:

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Alan Spicer Telecom / Alan Spicer Marine Telecom

http://www.marinetelecom.net

http://www.wifiyacht.net

http://www.mobilebroadbandrouter.biz/

http://www.backupvoiceandinternet.com/

+1 954 683 3426

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