Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office Activates the First Transparent Satellite Mesh Network designed to Expand and Protect Digital Land Mobile Radio Services
Company Representative on January 27, 2011
in Industry, News
ODN Inc. (Orbital Data Networks) has just completed the first install of their automated satellite mesh system, designed specifically to support Motorola Astro25 digital radio networks.
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