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Even the UK has territorys that need high quality Avanti services, End user customer is the UK goverment in this example.

Zoom in on the truck and see the antenna linking EE 4g voice and data to the EE core via Hylas satellite as well as drone control via the 4g link provided via satellite.

The contents of the link are below:
https://www.governmentcomputing.com/emergency-services/news/ee-puts-esn-4g-response-vehicles-good-use-saddleworth-moor-fire

The Emergency Services Network (ESN) may be some way behind schedule but some of the 4G technology designed for it has already being used in anger in the recent fire on Saddleworth Moor.

Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue and other fire crews attending to the recent wildfires across the moor were helped by the introduction of 4G mobile coverage, the technology at the heart of ESN, including the use of 4G ‘rapid response vehicles’ (RRV) from ESN network services provider EE.

The fire at Saddleworth Moor was only finally extinguished in the last few days, three weeks after it was declared a major incident.

The blaze, at its peak, was described as “one of the busiest periods that Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service has ever experienced”, with at one point, the Army drafted in to assist. It started on June 24 and covered an area of seven square miles at its peak.

To keep fire crews connected, the local emergency services used an EE RRV to introduce coverage to the moors for the first time.

The response vehicles were developed to provide new or replacement 4G coverage for ESN with a fleet of them to be stationed across Britain, ready to be deployed to provide emergency coverage for ESN where necessary.

The 4×4 off road vehicle, designed by EE and its parent BT’s Emergency Response Team, carried an extendable 4G mobile tower to provide temporary mobile coverage for the Saddleworth Moor fire crews.

The crews used the rapid response vehicles to communicate, as well as a 4G-connected drone to survey the burn radius.

Samantha Melville from Greater Manchester Combined Authority said, “There are multiple teams out here, covering fires across an enormous area – staying connected is vital, and we simply couldn’t do that without the new coverage that EE has deployed.”

Rich Templeman, head of ESN Operations at EE, said, “This is a great example of how we will be able to use the fleet of Rapid Response Vehicles when ESN is live. The operational areas for incidents like this can be beyond the road coverage that exists today, and this is one great solution for that.”

Meanwhile, the Home Office is hoping to complete work on its review into ESN by the end of this month. The review’s conclusions are then likely to see scrutiny by the Public Accounts Committee with a National Audit Office review expected to follow.

HITS, It seems you imply that the system being used by EE/BT (MNO) for the ESN contract is not really fit for purpose? In my opinion it is and it seems EE/BT agree otherwise why would they have signed the contract, as Im sure you are aware they would have tested the death out of it during POC so your comments seem a bit odd, just because you dont understand the tech does not mean it does not work. I also look forward to updates regarding 5g over satellite which Avanti are currently working on after winning a grant which was announced via RNS some time back.

Incorrect WO, EE are using it for voice and data, all info is availble on the internet.

Impossible to get 200ms over GEO sats absolute minimum 520 ish, not sure what you don't get about backhaul it's been used for many years in many countries on KU, now its cheaper over KA and it just so happens Avanti won the biggest contract that has been on offer for some time. You will see residential users get 650-750ms as they are on a shared network with many users, I would imagine for 30mil USD EE will have their own hubs and dedicated bandwidth to use how they see fit.

If you want to understand it better you can request the whitepaper via the company website here is some info which if you choose to will help you doing reseach.

After cost, latency is another big reason why satellite is challenging for mobile operators, with geostationary satellite link latency potentially resulting in a round-trip delay of 500 to 600 milliseconds. This affects the response time of 3G/4G data applications when sent over satellite, resulting in wasted satellite capacity, link under-utilization and poor performance.

While there is nothing we can do about latency, what we can do is look at the application side to help mitigate the effects of latency. Here caching also helps as a way of reducing latency.

Another method is TCP acceleration. With the Sevis Intelligent Backhaul Optimizer (IBO), the 3G protocol is decoded to access the TCP connection for each mobile user data stream and applies TCP/IP Acceleration. As well as minimizing latency, this also reduces satellite bandwidth needs, enhances mobile users’ experience and network performance, increases network throughput and improves network response times and reliability.

New CEO, new BOD, new sales teams, new satellite, prices slashed, Backhaul & commercial is the key here. I'm back in here, First I would like to see EE take up the option to double their capicity. I see Hylas 3 is back in Germany for testing and should be launched next year. I feel the pain of LTH's who lost out as I was one of them but now I feel the next chapter is about to begin. GL all.

True and every village also has a doubleheadedcoin. What a plonker he is.

Jonnybgood, It seems you missed out this part:

Brian Baptie, head of earthquake hazards at the BGS, told The Times: "Natural earthquakes tend to be a little bit deeper but it's not unheard of to get natural earthquakes at those kind of depths. My feeling is that a natural cause seems more likely."

Seems pointless to try have any kind of debate with you as you have tunnel vision which will end up costing you money. Maybe in real life you have authority but please note here you are not the BB police however good luck with UKOG, me personally I want all companies involved in Weald oil to be a great success for all concerned even little old alba as you bizzarly call them,

Ok thanks for giving me permission to post more often, however I must decline your offer as I often work in remote Africa so not in a position to do so. What I expect off any BB is debate both positive and negative but when posters such as your self try to con new investers I think thats worse than any deramper. When you consider the purpose of the AIM market is to allow smaller companies to gain access to cash then yes you are correct other weald playes may need to raise in the future but thats the whole point of being listed here, It's very good that as it stands UKOG is fully funded however I seem to remember SS stating this was the case before which was then followed by a placing, did you forget about that? I didnt. SS is not as perfect as you make out either BB confirmed that as well as his little outburst to the bearded fellow on camera during one of the planning meetings and talking about billions of barrels off camera to the BBC and not expecting them to quote him. Seems to me the other posters comment about North Korea sound about right.

I agree brotherant, Having been invested since 2015 i very much look forward to the outcome of the testing with updates along the way, I see UKOG as undervalued with a huge rerate over time. What's not needed is one track mind mega rampers.

You miss the point about the market caps of other companies compared to UKOG....Just adding for balance as your posts dont have any.

Yep Simpson seems very strange to me will most likey give the FCA a right laugh, What you have here is a mixture of swampys trying to create doubt, Dropzone with his one liners which he has been doing for years and crazy misguided doubleheadedcoin with his bad ramps. And the icing on the cake is very similar to a few
years ago BDi & co its almost like they have come back under other usernames. Dont get me wrong there are a few good posters who I enjoy reading from.

DHC, Im sure others like me are invested in other weald players as well as UKOG, your posts are very poor and you would do well to remember Angs drilled HH not UKOG, Some of the suggestions your make are just pure fantasy. Grow up. Good luck UKOG'ers

Kay0, Planning meeting with the council hopefully to get permission to start testing.

Not sure if the twitter account is him, could be an imposter, happy to be proved wrong.

Google finance just gave me a heart attack of joy...oh well

I have a feeling it will go ahead on the 8th, Drill or drop has stated and we know they are the shamefull SCC mouth piece, who knows what the outcome will be, hopefully positive.

Hi Cheap, Hylas 2 b is still very much alive, it's 3 GHZ on Astra 5b satellite with about 13 years left.. Artemis has de-orbited after being bought for a nominal fee at near the end of its life but did produce some good revenue for the company as disclosed in recent RNS, good bit of business.

https://spacenews.com/avanti-ses-bury-hatchet-with-ka-band-spectrum-deal/