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KVH Mobile Satellite Antenna Sales Pass 200,000

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TracVision M9 on a tanker. Photo: KVH

[Via Satellite 02-12-2016] KVH Industries has reached a new milestone, having recently shipped its 200,000th mobile satellite antenna. The antennas include KVH’s TracPhone line for broadband access at sea, and the company’s TracVision line of satellite television receive-only antenna systems. The two product lines provide connectivity and access to satellite television programming for commercial vessels, yachts, first responders, and recreational vehicles worldwide on a daily basis.

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