HARC-TD-50
A lightweight expeditionary system, HARC-TD-50 flies the antenna(s) for your MANET or conventional radios as high as 50 m above ground level (AGL) at density altitudes up to 12,000 ft. The HARC-TD drone is small, minimising visual profile when flying, quiet, and safe to handle. The airborne drone is electrically powered via its tether and can fly indefinitely, for hours or days.
With HARC-TD-50, your radio with Type 1 encryption can stay on the ground while its antenna is high overhead, relayed via a HARC-TD-UHF payload module. Your MANET radio uses interchangeable, waveform-specific payload modules: HARC-TDTSM, HARC-TD-WaveRelay, HARCTD-MNMIMO. High performance camera modules can also be flown, for persistent ISR.
To deploy HARC-TD, connect a vehicle battery or generator power, connect your radio’s antenna port, and press the “Up” button. The drone rapidly ascends to a user-set altitude and keeps station indefinitely. If ground power is interrupted, the drone safely and rapidly descends using its on-board backup battery. When your comms are completed, minutes or days later, press the “Down” button and return the drone to the ground.
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Line-of-Sight to Horizon | 25 km |
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MANET Radios including: |
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UHF (225-450 MHz) Waveforms including: | SRW, ANW2, P25, TETRA, EPLRS, FM voice, others |
Conventional Radios including: | PRC-117, PRC-148, PRC-152, PRC-153, PRC- 154, PRC-155, civilian radios |
Cameras including: |
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User Power Supply | 800 W universal AC; vehicle DC power adaptor available |
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Operating Altitude | 16 ft AGL |
Maximum Density Altitude | 12,000 ft ASL |
Operating Temperature | – 10°C to + 60°C |
Storage Temperature | – 40°C to + 80°C |