So you’re out in the field — no internet, and suddenly you’re facing a challenge. Maybe it’s a broken engine or a survival situation, and you realize you don’t have the skills you need. You can’t help but wish you had access to the internet — the one thing that could give you the information to save the day. However, browsing the web over radio communication can be extremely slow—and often impossible. Even a simple HTML page can weigh tens of kilobytes, making it unsuitable f

Note: The SafecomLink team has only tested it with Gmail. We were unable to get it working with the Microsoft ( outlook.com ) email service. It may work with other SMTP/IMAP email services. Congratulations on joining the SafecomLink Email Gateway world! Before you begin, we recommend creating a dedicated Gmail account for relaying gateway emails instead of using your personal account. This helps keep things organized and separate.   Now lets get started:   Preparations: Go to

Download the latest CAT command version SafecomLink offers direct CAT command support for various RIGs. You can download the most updated CAT commands file here. ​ If you found a mistake in this file or want to contribute a set of CAT commands that is not listed here, please submit your request as a comment on this post. Download link - Latest file version: Latest_file After downloading, unzip the file and place it in your SafecomLink installation directory   Customizing Safe

Before you start Great! you have installed SafecomLink, now what? This short guide will help to make your first steps in the SafecomLink world and conduct your first successful link using SafecomLink while highlighting the "must-know" features. Basic SafecomLink configuration Make sure you installed VARA-HF modem. It can be downloaded from HERE Install SafecomLink in a dedicated directory such as "C:\safecomlink " If you used the ZIP package and not installer - Launch Safecom