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Heading off to sea? Depending on your itinerary and desire to stay connected, there’s satellite gear to meet your needs and usage plans to suit your budget.

There was a time when cruising meant stepping off the map’s edge and enjoying days, weeks, months or—for the fortunate few—years away from life’s everyday hustle. Untethered from a landline, just communicat­ing by snail mail posed challenges. Now, for better or worse, the modern world has caught up. While there’s no question that this has changed the face of cruising, modern convenienc­es such as satellite phones and satellite-communicat­ion systems have flung the door wide open to itinerarie­s that involve a blend of sailing and work, all while staying in touch with friends and family. So, while that silence in some remote anchorage might occasional­ly get punctuated by a ringing

 ??  ?? A satphone keeps you in touch with family, friends—and the office—no matter how far you stray from the grid. The Inmarsat Isatphone2 (below) lets you talk, text and send emails.
A satphone keeps you in touch with family, friends—and the office—no matter how far you stray from the grid. The Inmarsat Isatphone2 (below) lets you talk, text and send emails.

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