The BB100 AllTech is the last updated product of Radiotech & Marine Technologies Antennae generation.

This is the first antenna in the world that can simultaniesly operate L, Ku and Ka Band plus TVRO capability.

This is the first antenna in the world to include 4 antennas into one. It can work in Ku-Band, Ka-Band, L-Band and TV modes at the same time. It is therefore an ideal solution for space-constrained installations.

Based on the field-proven technology of the FASTSAT 250 MKII, the parabolic dish and the feed have been redesigned using state-of-the-art computer simulation software used in aero-space missions.

The lightweight construction gives exceptional tracking agility, reduced stress on belts and motors for maximum operational life and minimum maintenance.

Carbon-fiber construction is immune to salt, oxidization, thermal excursions and humidity.

This is the first antenna in the world to include all electronics into the radome, without any additional parts inside the boat.

It is also the first antenna in the world that can be managed by a very simple web interface, from any PC, iPhone, iPad, or any

Android or Windows Phone tablet, from anywhere in the boat or in the world remotely just like being onboard.

This unique antenna can be used as a VSAT and TvSat on any kind of satellite, in any configuration, anywhere in the world without reconfiguration or HW changes by a technician.

This is the first antenna in the world that can operate now, without any configuration limitation, at the same time on the well-known Ku VSAT band with any satellite operator and technology, and in L-band with existing Inmarsat terminals. It is also ready for the new transition to Ka-band that will supersede Ku-band for broadband services, and is capable to work with future Inmarsat Global Xpress terminals.

This antenna is certified in class G and M without limitations and above all is one of the only 3 antennas in the world to be certified in Brasil by Anatel, where it is known how difficult it is to be compliant with the high demanding requirements.