Portable satellite earth station
AssigneeHughes Electronics Corporation
InventorsArthur R. Tilford, James D. Allen, David J. Kuether
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AssigneeHughes Electronics Corporation
InventorsArthur R. Tilford, James D. Allen, David J. Kuether
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A portable device for receiving satellite signals and displaying the signals as video. Preferably, the device includes a portable supporting member such as a hinged enclosure case, a satellite antenna, and a display monitor. The satellite antenna is preferably of a flat configuration and is mounted to the support, and the display monitor is preferably a flat video screen mounted to the same support. The required satellite receiver electronics and video decoder may be mounted to the portable support and powered by one or more batteries to provide an integrated and easily transported system to receive and view video relayed by satellite. A PCMCIA card slot and a microcontroller can be provided with the device to provide additional features such as cellular modem use, PCS wireless access, RS-232 port emulation, or GPS position location.
A device for receiving a video signal from a satillite, said device comprising:
A device for receiving a signal from a satellite, said device comprising:
A device for receiving a signal from a satellite, said device comprising:
A device for receiving a signal from a satellite, said device comprising:
A device for receiving a signal from a satellite, said device comprising:
A device for receiving a satellite signal from a satellite, said device comprising:
A device for receiving a signal from a satellite, said device comprising:
A device for receiving a satellite signal from a satellite, said device comprising:
A device for communicating via a satellite, said device comprising:
A portable satellite earth station for decoding a satellite signal, comprising:
A portable satellite earth station for decoding a satellite signal, comprising:
A portable satellite earth station including:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.