C-Com Satellite Systems Inc CYSNF

GOOD NEW the PAA going to market in Q4

[FormerHedgie]

Just another separate note to highlight what was the most important detail in the year end results.  The PAA (phased array antenna) will be entering the market in Q4.  This is really all we shareholders should be focused on. 

The PAA is the future of this company and what gives it the potential for very very significant share price appreciation.  The PAA provides C-COM with a product that will allow it to participate in one of the biggest new technologies that will reshape the commuications world for the next 5-10 years.

SpaceX Starlink and Amazon Kupier projects have the potential to reshape the world of communications.  The C-COM PAA is our part of this world changing technology transformation.  I am very happy to align my investment to Elon Mush and Jeff Bezos.

I reiterate that the C-COM should cut its dividend immediately.  I think there are VERY few shareholders here who own C-COM for the dividend yield besides the CEO.  We shold pressure the company to cut the divided and spend that 2.1M / year on the PAA development and marketing or save the capital for the launch of the antenna.

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[Possibleidiot01]

I'm wondering how the advent of sat to cell service which is just starting will affect the need for phased array antennas? Rogers hails successful satellite-to-mobile phone call, plans for Canada-wide rollout By Staff The Canadian Press Posted December 14, 2023 8:50 am 2 min read  

[Ciao]

It appears the system works direct to standard mobile phones and doesn't need an antennae as an intermediate. "The world’s only patented, proven and commercially-licensed satellite-direct-to-standard-phone system".  Looks like the satellite directs and focuses a beam at a fixed geographical area. https://lynk.world/how-we-do-it/

[FormerHedgie]

Hi, Regarding the PAA market and the direct to satellite phone capabilities, every phone needs an antenna.  Any device commuinicating with another device needs an antenna.  In current cell phones, the antenna is embedded into the device.  It is there, you just don't know it is there. In traditional wireless phones we use now, the cell towers are never more than 35km away I