Globalstar has nothing to do with Sanswire/Globetel.Everyone should stop trying to confuse the public on this. Global Telesat is the company that Sanswire is said to have a relationship with.
"Not only do we welcome GTC and Globalstar as technology partners, but we look forward to deploying solutions that meet a wide range of demands in this critical marketplace.”
"Now a company like Globalstar may not be looking to replace its satellite operations with stratellites (could be once the technology is fully operational and tested), but it would make alot of sense to use Stratellites to cover holes in their system and especially to act as a backup system that could be deployed in a couple of weeks when a satellite has an anomaly. Sure beats the time it takes to get a new satellite up and operational. Sure would make a big difference to your customers."
Interesting article ( July 2008 ) on Leo Satellites... namely Globalstar
Mentions... “promises, challenges and perceptions”
“Globalstar one of only two companies providing handheld service in North America, is experiencing satellite anomalies which present perhaps the most visible and immediate risks, and the company has confirmed in filings with the FCC that there are times of the day when its coverage for voice services falls short of the level expected under the Commission’s rules.”
Second “info box” down says... “voice service limited to satellite anomalies; sporadic although predictable outages"
Third “info box” down... for Globalstar it says...”terrestrial partner needed”
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