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Revision as of 14:38, 20 November 2017
Main Page > RUT Routers > RUT950 > RUT950 Usage Scenarios > RUT950 Success Stories > RUT950 on boat installationThese days many full service marinas are now offering free WiFi access to slip holders and transient boaters. Internet access has become a welcomed amenity for boaters that need to occasionally work remotely (at their “office” on the water) or simply want the ability to get online while on their boat.
Summary
Teltonika RUT950, was installed on another ship by providing internet, via the mobile phone network, to passengers and to the bodies of the ship. The 4 G External of the marine type we import were used to optimize the intake. The results of the measurements show the exceptional data transmission speeds.
