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RF-5800-RU Tactical Retransmission Unit

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assuredcommunications ®<strong>RF</strong>-<strong>5800</strong>-<strong>RU</strong>TACTICALRETRANSMISSIONUNITThe <strong>Tactical</strong> <strong>Retransmission</strong> <strong>Unit</strong> (T<strong>RU</strong>) is a small, lightweightextension to the FALCON II ® family of tactical radios that allowsencrypted voice or data transmission range to be extended in arepeater or rebroadcast configuration.The unit is a self-contained assembly designed for unattendedoperation. The unit does not require encryption/decryptioncapability, thus eliminating the need for physical site security. Theuser interface includes a password-protected screen blanking andkeypad lock feature to avoid compromise of any communicationplan details. The small size and weight of the T<strong>RU</strong> can be adaptedto fixed-site, mobile, or manportable platforms.The T<strong>RU</strong> is configured as two frequency-independent radio units,labeled Radio A and Radio B. Available in VHF-VHF, the standardproduct includes built-in <strong>RF</strong> filtering to divide the availablespectrum into two bands.Additional filtering configurations can be designed toaccommodate custom frequency plans and spectrum restrictionsfor varying users and geographical areas.A full line of FALCON II accessories is available, including AC/DCpower supply, shock mounting, standard BB-series batteries, andbattery boxes. A variety of antennas may be used with the T<strong>RU</strong>,depending upon mission requirements. Selection and positioningof the antennas will determine the range and operationalcharacteristics of the system.Example uses include:■■■■Local area communications coverage<strong>Tactical</strong> extension of strategic netsUrban or maritime counter-terrorism operationsDeployable VIP protection nets


Specifications for the <strong>RF</strong>-<strong>5800</strong>-<strong>RU</strong>Frequency Range 30-50 MHz and 65-108 MHzNet Presets 25Transmission Modes FM analog voiceFSK 16 kbps CVSD voiceFSK 16 kbps Data (synchronous)<strong>RF</strong> Input/Output 50 Ohms nominal, unbalancedImpedanceOperatingTemperature-20 to +60 C operation-31 to +60 C derated-31 to +70 C storagePower InputSize(maximum envelope)Weight10.5 - 34.5 VDC3.2H x 10.5W x 9.6D inches(w/o battery case)9.8 lbs. (w/o batteries orbattery case)Color/Finish CARC green 383Sensitivity: FM -114 dBm for 12 dB SINAD Squelch Selectable: noise/tonePower OutputFrequency Stability■■■0.2, 1.5, and 4 Watts (user selectable)5 ppmSingle package retransmissioncapabilityRugged, small, and lightweight“Set-and-Forget” capabilityPIN-accessible keypad lock withscreen blankingGeneralReceiverTransmitterHarmonic SuppressionSpurious SuppressionEnvironmentalStandard FeaturesGreater than -47 dBc (secondand third), -57 dBc all othersGreater than 50 dBcTest Method MIL-STD-810FImmersion 3 feet (1 meter)Altitude Up to 15,000 ft. (4,500 m)■■Lack of cryptographic contentprecludes the need for physicalsecurityFALCON II ® family interoperabilityIncluded with <strong>Retransmission</strong> <strong>Unit</strong>■ Battery Case ■ Operator’s ManualOptional Accessories■■■■Deployable antenna masts withco-linear mounts<strong>RF</strong>-5211-VSM050 vehicular shock mount<strong>RF</strong>-5870-VM001 shock mount<strong>RF</strong>-5870-VM002 shock mount locking kit(for the <strong>RF</strong>-5870-VM001)■■■■<strong>RF</strong>-5850-PS001 battery eliminatorBB series batteries<strong>RF</strong>-6550V radio programmingapplicationSolar power optionSpecifications subject to change without notice.<strong>RF</strong> Communications | 1680 University Avenue | Rochester, NY USA 14610www.harris.com 1-585-244-5830assuredcommunications ®Copyright © 2008 Harris Corporation 02/08 DS-310B

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