SAN FRANCISCO, CA, June 18, 2013 (Press-News.org) PFS Aerospace (http://www.pfs-aerospace.com), a specialist in aerospace inflatables for over two decades, announced today that it had reduced its rates to the most competitive pricing in the market for internet connection microsat launches.
Designed to be the most cost-effective system for large-ground-area internet, communications and media deployments, the PFS technology is provided in pre-packaged "Go-CANS" ready for instant launch and tracking and control via common software. Users only need to supply lifting gas (ie: helium, hydrogen, etc.).
PFS owns patents and trade secret engineering on its technology. PFs licenses and deploys the technology systems for agencies, community groups, and corporations.
The recent media popularity of near-space balloon launch systems by amateur photographers on you tube and large companies and organizations like NASA, Google, Bigelow and others, had validated and expanded interest in the approach.
The systems provide global connection. They are highly useful in disaster and refugee situations, rapid news gathering, and regional and national communications.
PFS is the only company to offer the launch system at competitive prices on a per-launch and per-user-reached comparison.
About PFS Aerospace:
PFS Aerospace (http://www.pfs-aerospace.com), provides contract technology services. PFS is focused on aerospace deployments that reduce the "cost-to-space" metrics and optimize launch and recovery logistics. PFS provides services to public, community, government and commercial interests.
U.S. Company Offering Proprietary Internet-Connection Balloon Launch Systems
PFS Aerospace (http://www.pfs-aerospace.com), a specialist in aerospace inflatables for over two decades, announced today that it had reduced its rates to the most competitive pricing in the market for internet connection microsat launches.
2013-06-18
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[Press-News.org] U.S. Company Offering Proprietary Internet-Connection Balloon Launch SystemsPFS Aerospace (http://www.pfs-aerospace.com), a specialist in aerospace inflatables for over two decades, announced today that it had reduced its rates to the most competitive pricing in the market for internet connection microsat launches.