satphone

She took the satphone from Charles, turned her back to him.

He reached down to his belt and pulled forth a satphone.

India is one of those countries, banning most private satphone usage.

Or have they pulled the escrow keys for my satphone?

India worries about satphone use "even in those countries where their services have not been authorized."

"I wish fewer people had my satphone number," Thomas said wistfully.

She winced but turned back to the room phone as he turned to the satphone.

You could use it to make a one-pound satphone.

Then he opened the rear passenger door and took out something heavy, which Sam assumed to be the satphone.

Another call came in on the satphone and she made herself wait for the second ring before she answered it.

She finally dropped into a deep sleep near dawn, only to have her satphone wake her.

Red team has theirs in a satphone.

Thomas's satphone woke them both to bright morning light shining around the edges of the room's drapes.

Such a scheme would apparently rope the private satphone satellite operators into implementing the block.

Thomas pulled his satphone from an outer pocket of his workstation carrying case.

By the time he was halfway across the courtyard, he was talking into his satphone.

He mimed snapping his towel at her, then limped back into the room to his satphone.

Arby said, "You going to use the satphone?"

Her satphone and portable workstation were stowed in the locker above her bunk.

"Did you bring your satphone?"

"And we didn't have the cables we needed to plug in the satphone and use its modem.

I've got forty-five minutes to retrieve my satphone and workstation from Patricia's apartment and get over to the airport."

"Didn't Dr. Levine take a satphone with him?"

By the time Thomas had finished, his satphone was on its second battery and his voice was a croaking husk.

Her satphone provider was based in Houston and subject to the surveillance provisions of the Emergency Immigration Act.