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Haloid Poll: Majority of Public Safety and Commercial Radio Administrators Would Consider Starlink Integration With LMR Two-Way Radio Networks, but Disruption Unlikely
- A Haloid poll found that most radio administrators would consider integrating Starlink with land mobile radio networks but would not replace them.
- Sixty-Seven percent said they would consider Starlink if it expanded coverage or reduced infrastructure costs.
- Fewer than 15 percent believed Starlink could completely replace their LMR networks, which they viewed as more reliable.
- Jeremy Alicandri said Starlink could support the industry’s shift toward shared, hybrid LMR infrastructure.
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Haloid Poll: Majority of Public Safety and Commercial Radio Administrators Would Consider Starlink Integration With LMR Two-Way Radio Networks, but Disruption Unlikely
STONY BROOK, N.Y., Oct. 25, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Following Starlink's announced entry into the mobile communications space, Haloid's consulting team polled government and business land mobile radio (LMR) administrators on whether Starlink could replace, or complement, their LMR systems. We…
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