Reference: http://www.arrl.org/contests/rules/2010/intldx.html

START-OF-LOG: 3.0
LOCATION: SFL
CALLSIGN: KA4UDX
CATEGORY-ASSISTED: NON-ASSISTED
CATEGORY-BAND: ALL
CATEGORY-MODE: SSB
CATEGORY-OPERATOR: SINGLE-OP
CATEGORY-POWER: LOW
CATEGORY-STATION: FIXED
CATEGORY-TRANSMITTER: ONE
CLAIMED-SCORE: 630
CONTEST: ARRL-DX-SSB
CREATED-BY: WA7BNM Web2Cabrillo 2.02
NAME: 45 contacts x3 = 135, DXCC per band (15m = 25, 40m = 17, 20m = 2 ~ ~ = 42)
ADDRESS: Final Score: QSO points X multipliers = final score 135 x 42 = 630
ADDRESS: Alan Spicer
ADDRESS: <left blank on blog>
ADDRESS: Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33334
EMAIL: communications@marinetelecom.net
OPERATORS:
SOAPBOX: Pardon me if the QTH/Power isn’t always correct. I’m new to contesting. Didn’t
SOAPBOX: know the rules good going in. Mainly liked being able to contact so many DX
SOAPBOX: stations in a weekend. Decided now to submit my entry. Most stations I worked
SOAPBOX: were “K”ilowatt because I could hear them better over ambient powerline RFI
SOAPBOX: that I suffer from here. I am quite proud to have casually contacted so many
SOAPBOX: stations in this contest. Thanks for sponsoring it!
QSO:  7000 PH 2010-03-07 0009 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA TI5N          59  K     
QSO:  7000 PH 2010-03-07 0212 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA DR1A          59  K     
QSO:  7000 PH 2010-03-07 0231 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA OM3GI         59  K     
QSO:  7000 PH 2010-03-07 0254 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA O58A          59  K     
QSO:  7000 PH 2010-03-07 0417 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA CT1ILT        59  K     
QSO:  7000 PH 2010-03-07 0729 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA EA7LL         59  K     
QSO:  7000 PH 2010-03-07 0755 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA CR2X          59  K     
QSO:  7000 PH 2010-03-07 0804 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA TI8M          59  K     
QSO:  7000 PH 2010-03-07 0824 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA PJ2T          59  K     
QSO:  7000 PH 2010-03-07 0840 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA K1TTT         59  K     
QSO:  7000 PH 2010-03-07 0846 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA PJ4G          59  K     
QSO:  7000 PH 2010-03-07 0914 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA KH7XS         59  K     
QSO:  7000 PH 2010-03-07 0921 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA NE3F          59  K     
QSO:  7000 PH 2010-03-07 0924 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA VP5H          59  K     
QSO:  3500 PH 2010-03-07 1054 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA KH7X          59  K     
QSO:  7000 PH 2010-03-07 1059 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA KH7X          59  K     
QSO:  7000 PH 2010-03-07 1721 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA KL2BJ         59  K     
QSO:  7000 PH 2010-03-07 1726 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA F6KHM         59  K     
QSO: 14000 PH 2010-03-07 1738 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA TI5N          59  K     
QSO: 21000 PH 2010-03-07 1745 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA J37K          59  K     
QSO: 21000 PH 2010-03-07 1748 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA EA3WD         59  K     
QSO: 21000 PH 2010-03-07 1801 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA TO5A          59  K     
QSO: 21000 PH 2010-03-07 1806 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA EF8R          59  K     
QSO: 21000 PH 2010-03-07 1812 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA JIZ5EBL       59  K     
QSO: 21000 PH 2010-03-07 1824 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA PV8DR         59  K     
QSO: 21000 PH 2010-03-07 1830 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA CR2A          59  K     
QSO: 21000 PH 2010-03-07 1901 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA PY2BK         59  K     
QSO: 21000 PH 2010-03-07 1904 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA KH7X          59  K     
QSO: 21000 PH 2010-03-07 1915 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA 4A2S          59  K     
QSO: 21000 PH 2010-03-07 1926 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA P4ON          59  K     
QSO: 21000 PH 2010-03-07 1945 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA NP2KW         59  K     
QSO: 21000 PH 2010-03-07 1953 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA P43E          59  K     
QSO: 21000 PH 2010-03-07 2000 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA HC1HC         59  K     
QSO: 21000 PH 2010-03-07 2007 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA KP2M          59  K     
QSO: 21000 PH 2010-03-07 2011 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA PJ2T          59  K     
QSO: 21000 PH 2010-03-07 2018 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA CE4CT         59  K     
QSO: 21000 PH 2010-03-07 2031 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA LP1H          59  K     
QSO: 21000 PH 2010-03-07 2042 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA ZX2B          59  K     
QSO: 21000 PH 2010-03-07 2052 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA LT1F          59  K     
QSO: 21000 PH 2010-03-07 2105 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA YV5IAL        59  K     
QSO: 21000 PH 2010-03-07 2126 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA HD2A          59  K     
QSO: 21000 PH 2010-03-07 2134 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA J7Y           59  K     
QSO: 21000 PH 2010-03-07 2142 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA YY1OKR        59  K     
QSO: 21000 PH 2010-03-07 2146 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA ZY5Z          59  K     
QSO: 14000 PH 2010-03-07 2142 KA4UDX        59  (FL) FLORIDA PJ4G          59  K     
END-OF-LOG:

* All call signs can be looked up on qrz.com. I think I did OK for a rookie in SSB contesting. I probably won’t be winning any awards for this effort, it was a casual effort going in, decided to file it anyway with the ARRL. I would like to thank HEIL SOUND for making the HM-10 Dual Microphone and TL-2T Boom with both the HC-4 “DX Dream Machine” element and the HC-5 full-range element, and Kenwood for making the TS-480SAT 160m - 6m HF Transceiver (100 watts out of the box.) Also the antenna by Hustler - 6BTV - 6 band vertical. Ground mounted, some sodium bentonite (improves grounding), and some ground radials.

73 de KA4UDX

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Alan Spicer Marine Telecom

http://www.marinetelecom.net - http://www.wifiyacht.net

communications (at) marinetelecom.net

+1 954 683 3426

Europe Contacts by KA4UDX

ARRL SSB HF Radio Contest

Caribbean Contacts by KA4UDX

ARRL SSB HF Radio Contest

Mexico, Central America, etc. - Contacts by KA4UDX

ARRL SSB HF Radio Contest

A March Amateur Radio Relay League (ARRL) Single Sideband (SSB) Contest, described on this page: http://www.radio-sport.net/arrlssb10_pre.htm is really heating up the airwaves. Even giving the commercial shortwave radio stations a run for their money. Contacts to all over are occurring. 40 meters (7 Mhz band) has been hopping all day and night. As night fell on the east coast of the US 75/80 meters was buzzing as well with contest stations. You really get to see how congested the ham bands can get, when such a contest is going on.

The ARRL DX SSB Contest runs 48 hours from 0000z March 6 to 2400z March 7.




Video #1 of some of the SSB Radio Contesting at KA4UDX




Video #2 of some of the SSB Radio Contesting at KA4UDX

Alan Spicer, KA4UDX, has been participating a bit in this contesting. I’ve worked Spain, St. Maarten, Turks and Caicos Island, Hawaii, and more since yesterday. It’s a good time to make some DX contacts. It’s also very good for your geography knowledge of the world. I recorded a video … hopefully it’s not too long for Youtube. It takes a long time to upload a 10 minute video which is 100’s of megabytes. Note the March totals below, most of that was in the SSB contesting contacts.

Bands  2m  2 
     6m  6 
     10m  9 
     15m  45 
     17m  2 
     20m  54 
     30M  2 
     40m  45 
     80m  6 
  Modes  FM  7 
     PSK31  36 
     SSB  127 
     VOI  1 
  Propagation Modes  EchoLink  2 
     Internet  1 
  Dates  2009 December  2 
     2010 January  48 
     2010 February  57 
     2010 March  64 
  Countries
(Only includes cards to members of eQSL.cc)   3 
     ARGENTINA  1 
     ARUBA  1 
     AUSTRIA  2 
     BELGIUM  1 
     BONAIRE/CURACAO NETH. ANTILLE  2 
     BRAZIL  5 
     BULGARIA  1 
     CANADA  5 
     CANARY ISL.  1 
     COSTA RICA  3 
     DENMARK  1 
     DOMINICA  1 
     DOMINICAN REPUBLIC  2 
     ECUADOR  2 
     ENGLAND  1 
     FRANCE  2 
     GERMANY  2 
     GRENADA  1 
     GUATEMALA  1 
     HAWAII  2 
     HONDURAS  2 
     ITALY  3 
     JAPAN  1 
     LATVIA  1 
     MEXICO  1 
     NETHERLANDS  2 
     PORTUGAL  1 
     PUERTO RICO  2 
     SLOVAK REP.  1 
     SLOVENIA  1 
     SPAIN  1 
     USA  60 
     VENEZUELA  4 
     VIRGIN ISL.  1 
 

* Here’s a good one … worked a Honolulu Hawaii station on 3, yes three, seperate HF bands.

Action Callsign
1st  Date/Time
2nd  Band
3rd  Mode RST Comments
LIMITS  KH7X  -     
  KH7X  07Mar2010
10:54 80m  SSB  59 73 from Florida
  KH7X  07Mar2010
10:59 40m  SSB  59 59 florida. 73 and good contesting.
  KH7X  07Mar2010
19:04 15m  SSB  59 That makes a smooth 3 bands x 3 contest contacts. 73!

* Here’s another good one from the Beach Boys Music… I just worked Aruba “P40N” Papa-Four-Zero-November (59 Kilowatt - meaning my signal was 59 RST and he is running 1 Kilowatt. Not me though, just running 100 Watts here.)

http://lyrics.rockmagic.net/lyrics/beach_boys/still_cruisin_1989.html#s05

Kokomo 
 
Aruba, jamaica ooo I wanna take you
Bermuda, bahama come on pretty mama
Key largo, montego baby why don’t we go
Jamaica

Off the florida keys
There’s a place called kokomo
That’s where you wanna go to get away from it all
 
73 de KA4UDX, Alan Spicer

Alan Spicer Marine Telecom

http://www.marinetelecom.net - http://www.wifiyacht.net

communications (at) marinetelecom.net

+1 954 683 3426

—

Alan Spicer Marine Telecom

http://www.marinetelecom.net - http://www.wifiyacht.net

http://www.youtube.com/user/alanspicertelecom

+1 954-683-3426 - communications (at) marinetelecom.net




This is Part 1 (part 2 will be coming soon…)

—

Alan Spicer Marine Telecom

http://www.marinetelecom.net - http://www.wifiyacht.net

http://www.youtube.com/user/alanspicertelecom

+1 954-683-3426 - communications (at) marinetelecom.net

Hey Alan, it’s funny I know what I do, but I do so many different things, here is what you can say about Sailboat Video Productions.

Sailboat Video Productions is a full service production company specializing in fishing videos, events, live music performances and corporate convention video’s to assist your representatives in presentation as well as video’s for your sales people for an on site presentation.

Here’s a link to the website I’ve been building today and if you go to the Video Page you will see the fishing video I was talking about, it’s in quick time around 147 meg, but at least you dont have to download divx to watch…

http://billl.net/gofastfishing/index.html




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Alan Spicer Marine Telecom

http://www.marinetelecom.net - htttp://www.wifiyacht.net

http://www.youtube.com/user/alanspicertelecom

+1 954-683-3426 communications (at) marinetelecom.net

Hello, and now available the Access Controller FB-10 Series from Livewire - famous for the Livewire Service Selector.

I have been contacted and re-confirmed as a dealer for the product line. I have updated my web page for the product line and have included an Access  Controller FB-10 Brochure available for download from:

http://www.marinetelecom.net/Livewire_Service_Selector/

See also an article here about the Access Controller FB-10 http://www.synfo.com/news/allnews.asp?news=&id=13460

But book mark your place on here so that you can come back. I don’t want you getting lost! 

* I am trying to make available a Flash Demo of the Access Controller for Yachts FB-10 as well.
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Alan Spicer Marine Telecom

Fort Lauderdale, Florida

http://www.marinetelecom.net and http://www.wifiyacht.net

communications (at) marinetelecom.net

+1 954 683 3426

Yah well they will probably ask you. They want an IMEI number off of “something”.
 
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4ADBF_enUS255US256&q=GSM%2bIMEI
 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Mobile_Equipment_Identity#Retrieving_IMEI_information_from_a_GSM_device
 
By the way that works on my Motorolla hand phones, that IMEI number can be retrieved by entering *#06# …
 
* It’s funny that once you get past the SALES politics … like you said! … Any Sim Card works in any GSM device. Well I would use the newer 3G labeled Sims just to be safe … But I’ve moved them all around. I used to keep a Sim card just for testing Ericsson gear. I still have a Data Card (USB Connect Mercury) mainly to use the Sim Card to test Ericsson W25 and W35 boxes.
 
> Will I need to reconfigure the W25?
 
* You could tell what firmware version you have, on the System page. You might be could use a firmware update. On newer firmwares there’s an “Auto APN” on the Internet Page which does the APN / Username / Password thing automatically for you. If not it’s the following for AT&T:
 
APN: isp.cingular
 
Username: isp@cingulargprs.com
 
Password: CINGULAR1 (that is a ONE at the end, not an ELL)
 
(Yes this is legacy carry over from before AT&T *got* Cingular. At&T *GOTS* everything. Just like Microsoft *GOTS* everything ;-) )
 
P.S. I worked one night in a Cellular “Switch” facility for a large cellular company. I was changing cards out or adding cards (I don’t remember exactly) in a large Cisco Router for them, contracted in. It was quite something to see the NETWORK / CELLULAR SWITCH / ROUTER room of a large cellular carrier, as well as the guys and girls that program the switches, watch over them, and respond to “issues” and such on them.
 
So good luck with this. Remember to tell at least 5 friends / family / associates - about Alan Spicer Telecom / Alan Spicer Marine Telecom. After all I’m not getting paid by Ericsson, AT&T, or anybody for helping you :-)
 
—
Alan Spicer
 
* http://www.marinetelecom.net/
* 954-683-3426
—– Original Message —–
From: <Removed>
To: Alan Spicer Marine Telecom
Sent: Thursday, February 25, 2010 08:16
Subject: Re: Question about Ericsson W25
Hi Alan,
 
Thanks for the info!  If I Purchased the plan with 3G and voice capabilities, will AT&T need to know what device I’m using.  Seems like I can test this out with my girlfriends SIM card.  Will I need to reconfigure the W25?
 
Leah
—–”Alan Spicer Marine Telecom” <communications@marinetelecom.net> wrote: —–
To: <Removed>
From: “Alan Spicer Marine Telecom” <communications@marinetelecom.net>
Date: 02/24/2010 10:17PM
Subject: Re: Question about Ericsson W25


You are correct … you would only need a Sim card with both voice and data service. Data meaning Internet, and Internet meaning 3G Internet. Meaning UMTS / HSPA with both HSUPA and HSDPA. Ericsson W25 only supports HSDPA in the HSPA chain of technologies. Newer Ericsson W35 supports both HSUPA and HSDPA.
It’s often difficult for cellular company representatives to think outside of THEIR BOX. Their box meaning the stuff that they sell. They think that they don’t support anything other than what they sell. That is simply not true … the ability to move a device from one company to another, and even one country to another, is one of the beauties of GSM and UMTS Cellular Service (keeping in mind you have to have Quad Band, which E W25 does have, to be true world traveler.)
The Ericsson equipment has passed all of the import and FCC and Consumer certifications to be used on cellular networks. AT&T (formerly Cingular) has accepted Ericsson W25 as a usable device on their network. No doubt they have done the same for the newer Ericsson W35.
Tell them if it were not possible to connect a valid device with both voice and data/Internet, then pray tell they us - how the heck does an Apple iPhone 3G work on their network?
I’ve had my share of visits to AT&T stores to have them tell me they can’t put voice and Internet on one sim card. Actually when you get an Air Card from them. it has a sim card put into it. That sim card can also make voice calls. Every AT&T device’s sim card can make voice calls. All they have to do is figure out how to CONVINCE THEMSELVES and THEIR COMPUTER that this can be done, in other words all they have to do is CONVINCE THEIR COMPUTER to put a Voice plan on the same sim card as a Data Plan is on. Once they can do that … everything else will just automagically work. It’s more politics and salesmanship than it has anything at all to do with their technical abilities in the AT&T network.
* Also watch out because you may have had Unlimited Internet with the previous company. On the laptop card type of service on AT&T it’s NOT unlimited. It’s 5GB per month. And it’s very easy when using it like a home internet service to reach that limit. It’s funny they let iPhone’s have Unlimited for $30 per month, but Laptops are $60 a month an not getting unlimited. It’s discrimination.
Welcome to the world. :- ) … :- )
—
Alan Spicer
 
DBA Alan Spicer Telcom / Alan Spicer Marine Telecom
Computer Services, Wired/Wireless Networking,
Cell/Sat/Landline Communications, General Consulting…
Marine, Business, Small Office and Home Office (SOHO)
 
* Cost Savings and Integration of Multiple Internet Technologies
on board Sail and Motor Yachts * Documentation, Operating
Instructions, and Support after the Sale *
 
* http://www.marinetelecom.net/
* http://www.internetforyachts.net/
* http://www.wifiyacht.net/
* 954-683-3426
 
Mobile Internet! Step up to the HSPA 3G Fast Internet!
 
Ericsson W35 released in the USA. This you’ve gotta SEE!!
Better looking presentation than W25 (you might not want to
hide this one in the Doghouse!) + High Speed Upload which
the W25 did not have.
http://www.marinetelecom.net/Ericsson_W35/
 

Ericsson W25 released in the USA.
 
Voice / Fax / High Speed Internet
Voice for your analog jacks or PBX Cell Line + 4 port
CAT5 Ethernet Router and Built-in WiFi Wireless
Replace older Ericsson F series or Telular Boxes
Go To:
http://www.marinetelecom.net/Ericsson_W25/

—– Original Message —–
From: Removed
To: communications@marinetelecom.net
Sent: Wednesday, February 24, 2010 21:27
Subject: Question about Ericsson W25
Hello,
 
I am hoping you will help me with my Service Dilemma.  I own a Ericsson W25 and have service through Centennial Wireless.  Centennial has just been purchased by AT&T.  I have called and talked to AT&T and explained to them that I have a Ericsson W25 that I use for a home phone and internet.  They do not know how to help me.  Claim I need to purchase an air card and land line service.  When I believe I just need them to activate a SIM card for me.  Which service do I need to purchase to keep my internet and phone going?  Any information you can give will be appreciated.  I live in Michigan where satellite or wireless are my only option for a descent internet connection.
 
Thank you, Leah <last name removed>

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* Additional information about IMEA, Sim Cards, pertaining to Satellite Communications, from Alan Spicer, from Wikipedia:

Usage on satellite phone networks

The BGAN, Iridium and Thuraya satellite phone networks all use IMEI numbers on their transceiver units as well as SIM cards in much the same way as GSM phones do. The Iridium 9601 modem relies solely on its IMEI number for identification and uses no SIM card; however, Iridium is a proprietary network and the device is incompatible with regular GSM networks.

Retrieving IMEI information from a GSM device

On many devices, the IMEI number can be retrieved by entering *#06#, or using the AT command ATD*#06#. The IMEI number of a GSM device can be retrieved by sending the command AT+CGSN. For more information, refer to the 3GPP TS 27.007, Section 5.4 /2/ standards document.

Retrieving IMEI Information from an older Sony or Sony Ericsson handset can be done by entering these keys: * Right * Left Left * Left *

IMEI information on BlackBerry devices can also be found by going to options, then status.

How The Ericsson W35 Works!

Click the thumbnail picture for a LARGER view

The Ericsson W35 is a Mobile Broadband Router for the GSM to 3G (UMTS, HSPA, WCDMA) Services provided by US and Worldwide Cellular Carriers. Well that’s a lot of techno terms - so what can it do for me?

The Ericsson W35, formerly called a Fixed Cellular Terminal, is a Router for Cellular Voice and Internet Services … much like what you get with laptop data cards that are commonly sold with an Internet Plan for Cellular Telephone Companies. The advantage of the W35, and the primary reason it’s popular on Marine Vessels (Sail and Motor Yachts), is that it is an Internet Sharing Device. That means that - rather than having 3G Cellular Internet on one laptop computer, you can share it to multiple computers either via common wired (plug in) network connectors or via WiFi wireless network methods. It’s also a Cellular Voice Sharing Device. That’s possible because it has a Analog Telephone Adaptor (ATA) functionality built-in to it. That allows normal analog telephone sets, or even a PBX system in an office (or on a boat) to share the “Cellular Line” voice service with multiple Extension Telephone Sets in an office or yacht premises.

The Ericsson W35, as you will see from the picture above, also allows the sharing of USB devices on the computer network that is created by the unit. This means that you can attach Hard Disk Drive Storage devices or Printers to have them shared to computers on the premises.

The Ericsson W35 must have a cellular plan with a compatible cellular carrier. The unit is backward compatible through GSM, GPRS (Internet), EDGE (Internet) - as well as the more modern UMTS, HSPA, HSDPA, HSUPA technologies. All you need is a Sim Card with Service Activated from your home cellular carrier company. You can also use Sim Cards with many compatible cellular networks worldwide if you travel, which our yacht - marine customers definately do.

You will want to be sure to get an additional “Data Roaming” package from your carrier to make sure that you don’t run into expensive roaming on Data/Internet when you travel outside your home country, either that or disable the Data / Internet part of the Ericsson W35 unit.

The Ericsson W35 is a very small unit, self-contained, and acts as a Fast Internet Router and Cellular Voice Telephone Router. It creates its own WiFi Wireless Network as well as its own Wired (Fast Ethernet - CAT5) Network. It is quite expandable for plugging into an existing Local Area Network (LAN) network … or for extending it out to a new network with additional wired connections and Wireless WiFi Access Points.

So, you’ll see that it’s a quite versatile piece of equipment - quite capable of keeping you connected - wherever you go - or wherever you are as the Ericsson video says. On marine vessels it’s very good for places where there’s no Public WiFi Hotspot to link up to. It basically turns your premises (or boat) into its own WiFi Hotspot. With Cellular Internet (and voice) as the provider.

* Any questions?

—
Alan Spicer

DBA Alan Spicer Telcom / Alan Spicer Marine Telecom
Computer Services, Wired/Wireless Networking,
Cell/Sat/Landline Communications, General Consulting…
Marine, Business, Small Office and Home Office (SOHO)

* Cost Savings and Integration of Multiple Internet Technologies
on board Sail and Motor Yachts * Documentation, Operating
Instructions, and Support after the Sale *

* http://www.marinetelecom.net/
* http://www.internetforyachts.net/
* http://www.wifiyacht.net/
* 954-683-3426

Mobile Internet! Step up to the HSPA 3G Fast Internet!

Ericsson W35 released in the USA. This you’ve gotta SEE!!
Better looking presentation than W25 (you might not want to
hide this one in the Doghouse!) + High Speed Upload which
the W25 did not have.
http://www.marinetelecom.net/Ericsson_W35/

Ericsson W35 Complete Marine Package

* Now available, the Ericsson W35 Marine Pack - - $840.00 + $90.00 Shipping (estimated)

$840.00 + $90.00 = $930.00

What is included in the package:

Ericsson W35

Marine and remote communication is made easy with the Ericsson W35. If accessing the Internet via a landline connection is not possible or convenient, the W35 can operate using the mobile networks to access the Internet. Using the cell network to access the Internet is more cost efficient than using satellite. Most times it can be one fifth of the price of satellite.

Connecting the W35 to your computer is via the W35’s four port router or using Wifi for wireless connectivity.

Laser 746 Marine Antenna

The 746 Marine Antenna is possibly the best multiband marine antenna available.

The Antenna is 86cm High with a 7dB gain

Networks: GSM, CDMA and 3G (NextGTM 850Mhz and 2100MHz)

LMR400 Extra Low Loss Cable

LMR400 cable provides an extremely low loss for runs of up to around 50m.

12V Fly Lead

Straight through power cable for connecting the W35 to a 12 volt power source.

Lightning Surge Protector

Protects the W35 from lightning strikes
Model W35 Marine Pack
Manufacturer Ericsson

* Ericsson W35 price has increased to $499.00 + $25.00 Shipping to US/Can destinations.

* Marine Dealers / Installers can continue to inquire about special incentive pricing and/or quantity 2+ pricing.

This is Alan Spicer … Reporting

Please SEE BELOW for the Ericsson W35 Page!

—
Alan Spicer

DBA Alan Spicer Telcom / Alan Spicer Marine Telecom
Computer Services, Wired/Wireless Networking,
Cell/Sat/Landline Communications, General Consulting…
Marine, Business, Small Office and Home Office (SOHO)

* Cost Savings and Integration of Multiple Internet Technologies
on board Sail and Motor Yachts * Documentation, Operating
Instructions, and Support after the Sale *

* http://www.marinetelecom.net/
* http://www.internetforyachts.net/
* http://www.wifiyacht.net/
* 954-683-3426

Mobile Internet! Step up to the HSPA 3G Fast Internet!

Ericsson W35 released in the USA. This you’ve gotta SEE!!
Better looking presentation than W25 (you might not want to
hide this one in the Doghouse!) + High Speed Upload which
the W25 did not have.
http://www.marinetelecom.net/Ericsson_W35/

* Onboard Site Surveys and Quotes - Estimates - - Tell you what you have, how it works, and make recommendations for improvements. Document your existing systems and provide easy operating instructions.

* Replace aging Navigation or other Desktop Computers. Service Laptop computers. Add Memory, Remove Virus and Malware infections. General Computer clean-up and tweaking for faster booting and more efficient operation. Operating System Upgrades - Windows XP, Windows 7, Linux, and Apple Services.

Please be sure to give us a call … and pass on the above flyer and business card to anyone that you think would be interested in our products or services. Thanks in advanced for any referrals!

—
Alan Spicer

DBA Alan Spicer Telcom / Alan Spicer Marine Telecom
Computer Services, Wired/Wireless Networking,
Cell/Sat/Landline Communications, General Consulting…
Marine, Business, Small Office and Home Office (SOHO)

* Cost Savings and Integration of Multiple Internet Technologies
on board Sail and Motor Yachts * Documentation, Operating
Instructions, and Support after the Sale *

* http://www.marinetelecom.net/
* http://www.internetforyachts.net/
* http://www.wifiyacht.net/
* 954-683-3426

Mobile Internet! Step up to the HSPA 3G Fast Internet!

Ericsson W35 released in the USA. This you’ve gotta SEE!!
Better looking presentation than W25 (you might not want to
hide this one in the Doghouse!) + High Speed Upload which
the W25 did not have.
http://www.marinetelecom.net/Ericsson_W35/