HF radio that works through solar storms
HF skywave is the one long-distance link that needs no satellites, towers or cables, and that nobody else can switch off. Reach keeps it alive through polar storms that silence today's HF modems. On calm days, Velocity turns the same band into a megabit link.
Key results
- ~1.8 Mbps on a calm day with Velocity from a 10 kW station, about 1,000× a standard HF modem
- 1 W–10 kW Reach scales from a battery sensor to a fixed station
- 2,000 km priority traffic if an undersea cable is cut, even in noisy tropics
- 0 satellites, towers or cables: a link the owner controls
Arctic sovereignty and defence, polar research, Arctic shipping, remote industrial sites, telemetry and cable backup. Simulated.
Configuration: MTF Reach · MTF Velocity. Sector: HF · Arctic. Source: MTFComm system study, September–October 2026; simulated results.
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