[02-02-11] Canadian antenna manufacturer C-Com Satellite Systems received more than $1.3 million in orders for iNetVu mobile antenna systems from its resellers in the United States, Russia, Japan, Malaysia, Thailand, China and the Middle East, the company announced Feb. 1.
The iNetVu vehicle mount and Flyaway antenna systems will be deployed Feb. 28 for use by oil and gas customers, telecomm providers and military and government agencies.
“A large number of these systems orders originate from repeat customers who have standardized on the iNetVu mobile antennas, which have proven to be extremely reliable under even the most adverse conditions.” C-Com President and CEO Leslie Klein said in a statement.
C-Com to Deploy $1.3 Million in Enterprise, Military Antenna Systems
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