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How do Inmarsat satellite phones work?

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How do Inmarsat satellite phones work?

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Inmarsat satellite phones send and receive radio signals to and from satellites that are positioned 22,000 miles (approximately 36,000 km) above the Earth’s equator. The satellites are geostationary, which means they hover above the same point on the earth’s surface. The satellite relays the signal for the user to and from large fixed land earth stations (LES) around the world.

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