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To: pcstel who wrote (25499)	4/28/2003 6:21:22 AM
From: Maurice Winn	of 29986

PCS, note DeWALT yellow dewalt.com Globalstar phone by QUALCOMM. globalstar.com Also, thanks for the denouement link. It was a very long time coming and now ICO is our friend. How life changes. Cut and paste this link to a new browser for details geocities.com Thanks for that service PCS. With ICO's proposed 10,000 km orbits and Globalstar's LEO, Globalstar could provide total coverage and fill in and constellation holes. ico.com <...The ICO space segment is projected to consist of satellites operating in medium Earth orbit (MEO) at an altitude of 10,390km (6,400 miles). ICO's satellites are designed to use a bent-pipe architecture, a configuration where the satellites act like mirrors to reflect signals between the user equipment and the ground station. In a bent-pipe system the satellite is used to relay communication between the end-user equipment and a ground station that is part of the terrestrial infrastructure. The terrestrial infrastructure, rather than satellite-to-satellite communications links, provides the connection to the destination network or end-user. > Nicely compatible with Globalstar. Note, coverage now includes Iraq. Big sign on the front page: globalstar.com Click on the map to see global coverage! It's very impressive now. I can confirm that I get pretty good coverage in New Zealand with a clear view to the western sky, where the satellites over the Tasman connect me to Dubbo's gateway. I've got an Ericsson handset on loan from Globalstar Australia Pty Ltd. There is some intermittent coverage, but I'm pleasantly surprised how much there is. I'm puzzled about why QUALCOMM didn't buy the whole thing for such a low price. They have a lot to gain by making it succeed the way it should have done from the beginning. Why do you think they didn't buy it? They could have bought the whole thing for much less than they spent on buying QCOM at $34 [now $31]. Mqurice

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