Powerwave's RMDU has been well received by the government sector as the
flexible answer for large public agencies to deploy advanced
mission-critical wireless communications for urgent, on-demand scenarios
and remote environments. Easily deployed by one person in less than 30
minutes, the RMDU boosts wireless capacity to support high concurrent
call volume and data access, anytime, anywhere. The unit is an
integrated mobile communications base station with a hydraulic-powered
telescoping antenna tower, available in 20M to 50M heights. It supports
a multitude of communication antennas and ancillary gear, such as
surveillance cameras and searchlights, up to 600 pounds of payload. The
RMDU also comes standard with an integrated self-contained generator,
ensuring seamless operation and eliminating power availability concerns
in remote locations. These features make it ideal for defense, homeland
security and public safety agencies in a wide range of operational
scenarios, including: setting up a mobile data center for radio
communications during incident management; establishing temporary
wireless coverage in areas devastated by natural disasters; and
supporting military in remote wartime environments.
Suzie Nestico on 19 Oct 11We were just discussing this in our FCP class today. What do you think of the new FaceBook timeline? Some students felt it was a privacy concern and that it gives people the ability to "stalk" others easily. What do you think? This is a great current events topic for Topic 8, subtopic B in Social Networking/PLE's.
