New Delhi : BSNL, the only state-owned company in the country, has launched a new satellite phone. In the area where Mobile network Not available, this phone is going to be useful there. As the name suggests, this phone works by connecting to satellite. BSNL said the handset has been developed in partnership with global satellite network provider Inmarsat.
It is illegal to own a satellite phone in India. If you are planning to buy it, you need to get government permission first. Buying or possessing without permission can get you into legal trouble. According to BSNL, the phone will facilitate crystal-clear voice calls despite satellite connectivity and comes with emergency support. The phone’s design is strong and durable, so it won’t break if dropped, and its battery lasts a long time.
BSNL said in its post that this satellite phone is suitable for defence, marine, disaster management, mining, remote area operations and adventure travel. The company does not market it to the general public. This government owned satellite phone is priced at 134166. You can buy it from your nearest BSNL office. However, you need to take permission from the Department of Telecom before buying it. Besides, you won’t be able to buy a satellite phone.
How does a satellite phone work?
As the name suggests, a satellite phone is connected to a satellite. It does not require a mobile network to send or receive signals. It sends the signal directly to the satellite and receives it from there. This makes it suitable for use in places where there is no mobile network. Hence it is used on ships and other places.
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