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LC-seafi-07 
 XX news - 06/06/2018 Video available with this. Eoin English SEA-Fi story.
'Sea-Tech Evolution Ltd. is a Cork based company specialising in maritime communications. It will formally establish this week the record for the longest wireless internet communication at sea, using it’s in-house bespoke developed SeaFi communication system which is far more capable than land based systems such as 3G or 4G.
There are currently two possibilities to send/receive communications at sea: satellite, or cellular systems such as the 3G used by your mobile phone. SeaFi offers a new third option.'
Arnaud Disant, with the SEA Fi antenna (in the foreground) on the OSV Ocean Spey, after making final preparations on shore at Ringaskiddy, Co Cork.
Pic; Larry Cummins
LC-seafi-07 
 XX news - 06/06/2018 Video available with this. Eoin English SEA-Fi story.
'Sea-Tech Evolution Ltd. is a Cork based company specialising in maritime communications. It will formally establish this week the record for the longest wireless internet communication at sea, using it’s in-house bespoke developed SeaFi communication system which is far more capable than land based systems such as 3G or 4G.
There are currently two possibilities to send/receive communications at sea: satellite, or cellular systems such as the 3G used by your mobile phone. SeaFi offers a new third option.'
Arnaud Disant, with the SEA Fi antenna (in the foreground) on the OSV Ocean Spey, after making final preparations on shore at Ringaskiddy, Co Cork.
Pic; Larry Cummins
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XX news - 06/06/2018 Video available with this. Eoin English SEA-Fi story.
'Sea-Tech Evolution Ltd. is a Cork based company specialising in maritime communications. It will formally establish this week the record for the longest wireless internet communication at sea, using it’s in-house bespoke developed SeaFi communication system which is far more capable than land based systems such as 3G or 4G.
There are currently two possibilities to send/receive communications at sea: satellite, or cellular systems such as the 3G used by your mobile phone. SeaFi offers a new third option.'
Arnaud Disant, with the SEA Fi antenna (in the foreground) on the OSV Ocean Spey, after making final preparations on shore at Ringaskiddy, Co Cork.
Pic; Larry Cummins


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