Transportable/Deployable Systems Sample Clauses

Transportable/Deployable Systems. The System includes two transportable/deployable systems. The transportables are designed to function as stand-alone systems or to connect with and be an integral part of the System. Each transportable/deployable consists of multiple modules that can be transported via tractor-trailer, C-130/similar-sized cargo plane or Chinook/similar-sized helicopter. Transportable 1 encompasses all four modules, while Transportable 2 does not have Module 4 (the 4.5 Meter C-Band Satellite Earth Station Antenna Skid). Only the modules required for the mission will be transported for set up. 2.5.1 Module One – Communication Shelter The communications shelter module is approximately 9 feet wide by 16 feet long by 9 feet high. It contains a five-channel RF site, satellite control interface, an unlicensed 5.8 GHz microwave radio, a CEB and a 48 VDC battery plant for 8 hours run time. 2.5.2 Module Two – Dispatch Shelter The dispatch shelter is approximately 9 feet wide by 16 feet long by 9 feet high. It contains one Motorola Gold Elite console position and a MotobridgeTM OMC, conventional UHF and VHF radios, marine band and air-to-ground radios, a MotobridgeTM RGU, ACP, SIP server, WSGU and dispatch position. 2.5.3 Module Three – Tower/Power Skid The tower/power skid is approximately 9 feet wide by 20 feet long and contains a 35KW self-contained diesel generator and integral fuel tank for three continuous days of operation at half load. It also contains a 50-foot powered crank-up tower. It has permanently mounted antennas for the RF site and two conventional frequencies. 2.5.4 Module Four – C-Band Satellite Earth Station Antenna Skid A C-Band transportable earth station is provided with an Xxxxxx 4.5 Meter Tri-Fold antenna mounted on a trailer/skid approximately 9 feet wide by 20 feet long.
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Transportable/Deployable Systems. ‌ The System includes two transportable/deployable systems. The transportables are designed to function as stand-alone systems or can connect with, and be an integral part of, the System. Each transportable/deployable consists of multiple modules that can be transported via tractor-trailer, C-130/similar-sized cargo plane or Chinook/similar-sized helicopter. Transportable Area South (TAS) encompasses all five modules, while Transportable Area North (TAN) does not include the 4.5 Meter C-Band Satellite Earth Station Antenna Skid or the Logistics Skid. Only the modules required for the mission will be transported for set up. 2.5.1 Module One – Communication Shelter The communications shelter module is approximately 9 feet wide by 16 feet long by 9 feet high. It contains a five-channel RF site, satellite control interface, an unlicensed 5.8 GHz microwave radio, a CEB and a 48 VDC battery plant for 8 hours run time. 2.5.2 Module Two – Dispatch Shelter The dispatch shelter is approximately 9 feet wide by 16 feet long by 9 feet high. It contains one Motorola Gold Elite console position and a MotoBridge® OMC, conventional UHF and VHF radios, marine band and air-to-ground radios, a MotoBridge® RGU, ACP, SIP server, WSGU and dispatch position. 2.5.3 Module Three – Tower/Power Skid The tower/power skid is approximately 9 feet wide by 20 feet long and contains a 35KW self-contained diesel generator and integral fuel tank for three continuous days of operation at half load. It also contains a 50-foot powered crank-up tower. It has permanently mounted antennas for the RF site and two conventional frequencies. 2.5.4 Module Four – C-Band Satellite Earth Station Antenna Skid A C-Band transportable earth station is provided with an Xxxxxx 4.5 Meter Tri-Fold antenna mounted on a trailer/skid approximately 9 feet wide by 20 feet long.
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