Portable data and voice anywhere you go. Land, maritime, and vehicular solutions with same-day delivery options.
Who Is It For?
Field teams, sailors, off-road crews, film/news, and anyone beyond cellular coverage.
Land (BGAN)
Portable, global data and voice using Inmarsat satellites. Works almost everywhere but the poles.
Explorer 510 Explorer 710Explorer 5075GX
Portable fly-away terminal for Inmarsat Global Xpress. Fast setup, airline-checkable, and battle-ready.
Featured Highlights
- Auto-acquire fly-away design
- 4-piece carbon, 75 cm reflector
- WLAN AP + LAN, LCD + Web UI
- Two-case, airline checkable
Comparison
Quick specs across popular land, maritime, and vehicular terminals.
| Spec | Explorer 510 | Explorer 710 | Sailor 500 | Explorer 727 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Use | Portable Land | Portable Land + Streaming | Maritime | Vehicular |
| Std. IP | Up to 464 kbps | Up to 492 kbps | Up to 432 kbps | Up to 492 kbps |
| Streaming | 32/64/128 kbps | 32/64/128/256 kbps | 8–256 kbps | 32/64/128/256 kbps |
| Weight | 1.4 kg / 3.1 lb | 3.5 kg / 7.7 lb (incl. batt.) | Varies (antenna + transceiver) | Ant. 13.2 lb; Tx 5.5 lb |
| Notes | Rugged, phone integration | Field broadcast favorite | Up to 9 voice lines | Built for harsh travel |
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Terms
One-time $50 activation fee and 12-month contract required on monthly service plans.
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