The automatic twin of the 0.35 m manual flyaway: same one-piece flat-panel architecture, but pointing is fully automatic — press start and the terminal finds and locks the satellite in under 3 minutes, no operator skill required.
Highlights
Automatic satellite acquisition in under 3 minutes — general staff can raise the link.
Antenna, RF, modem, Wi-Fi and power integrated; unfolds without assembly.
High ingress protection rated for emergency and harsh outdoor duty.
Applications
Emergency response & rescue · News gathering · Government field teams · Temporary site connectivity
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Full Specifications
| Item | Value | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Antenna type | Open-waveguide flat-panel array | Manufacturer spec |
| Aperture | 0.35 m | Manufacturer spec |
| Frequency | RX 10.70–12.75 GHz / TX 13.75–14.5 GHz | Manufacturer spec |
| G/T | >10 dB/K | Manufacturer spec |
| Antenna gain | RX ≥31.5 dBi / TX ≥32.5 dBi | Manufacturer spec |
| Pointing | Fully automatic, <3 minutes | Manufacturer spec |
| BUC | 16 W | Manufacturer spec |
| Power | Built-in battery ≥3 h; 100–240 VAC / 24 VDC | Manufacturer spec |
| Weight | 9.4 kg (nominal configuration) | Manufacturer spec |
| Connectivity | Built-in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, RJ45 | Manufacturer spec |
FAQ
Manual or automatic pointing?
This model points automatically in under 3 minutes; a manual-pointing 7.5 kg version is available when minimal weight matters more than automation.
Who can operate it?
Anyone — one button starts automatic satellite search and network entry (manufacturer specification).
Does it carry its own power?
Yes — built-in battery runs ≥3 hours, with 100–240 VAC and 24 VDC inputs for vehicles or mains.