Friends who frequently travel ocean routes, especially shipowners and chief engineers responsible for global routes, often encounter a very troublesome problem: \"Our ship usually watches TV well, but as soon as it docks near the equator (like Indonesia, Singapore, or certain parts of Africa), the signal starts playing hide-and-seek.\" Even though it\'s a sunny day with satellites right overhead, the TV keeps freezing or even loses signal altogether. ”
With the development of the global shipping industry, shipping routes are increasingly characterized by cross-regional, cross-latitude, and long-duration continuous voyages. During the monotonous ocean voyages, the demands of crew and passengers for quality of life and access to information on board are constantly increasing. Therefore, a stable satellite television service has become one of the important features of modern ocean-going vessels.
