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Teams from the National Force of the Unified Health System FN-SUS received training in the use of mobile antennas with satellite connection during the mission in the Yanomami Indigenous Territory in Roraima. The Federal Government through the Ministry of Communications MCom and Telebras made 17 units of equipment available this Tuesday 72 to assist in serving the local population facilitating the diagnosis of diseases and communication with professionals operating outside the territory.The antennas will allow for real-time communication guaranteeing the connection between the different actors in this mission inside and outside the Yanomami territory in addition to helping in the planning of each operation highlighted the Telecommunications engineer and technical advisor to Telebras Andr Rosa Lopes. In total nine people were trained and will be multipliers of information within the service centers.The equipment works as Telebras Satellite Transportable Terminals T3SAT which connect to the Internet through the Geostationary Defense and Strategic Communications Satellite SGDC. With a diameter of 75 cm each the antennas were transported to the Yanomami territory in a suitcase measuring 97 cm high and 82 cm wide with a thickness of 32 cm enabling connectivity with practical transport and quick assembly.The device still has a battery for use in periods of power failure lasting up to eight hours. The modem that equips the T3SAT antenna has built-in Wi-Fi and can be connected to cell phones and computers. The connection has a download transmission rate of 20 Mbps and an upload rate of 2 Mbps.
