The 0.6 m step-up for teams that need more link margin: a slotted flat-panel array rated for force-7 wind, with one-touch auto pointing, a manual-backup mechanism, and satellite basebands you can switch from a phone APP as the mission moves.
Highlights
Antenna, RF, baseband and battery in a single enclosure.
Automatic satellite search with a manual-backup mechanism for contested environments.
Integrates multiple satellite basebands; field-switch constellations from a mobile APP.
Applications
Mining & energy field offices · Engineering camps · Emergency communications · Broadcast backhaul
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Full Specifications
| Item | Value | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Antenna type | Slotted flat-panel array | Manufacturer spec |
| Aperture | 0.6 m | Manufacturer spec |
| Frequency | RX 10.95–12.75 GHz / TX 13.75–14.5 GHz | Manufacturer spec |
| G/T | 13 dB/K | Manufacturer spec |
| Antenna gain | RX ≥35.5 dBi / TX ≥36.5 dBi | Manufacturer spec |
| Basebands | Multiple satellite basebands, switchable via mobile APP | Manufacturer spec |
| Pointing | One-touch automatic search + manual mechanism | Manufacturer spec |
| BUC | 16 W | Manufacturer spec |
| Power | Built-in battery ≥3.5 h, dual-battery option; 100–240 VAC / 24 VDC | Manufacturer spec |
| Wind rating | Operates in force-7 wind | Manufacturer spec |
FAQ
Why 0.6 m over 0.35 m?
Double the aperture buys 13 dB/K G/T and ≥35.5 dBi receive gain — more margin for heavy traffic or weaker satellites (manufacturer specification).
Can it switch satellites in the field?
Yes — multiple basebands integrate in one unit and switch from a mobile APP; no re-cabling.
How does it handle wind?
Rated to operate in force-7 wind (manufacturer specification).