Commtact unveils new data link comms kit
Commtact has launched a portable, lightweight (20kg) tactical communications kit for rapid and easy deployment in the field.
The kit is based on the Commtact Mini Micro Data Link System (M2DLS) single-unit digital data link system. It comprises a ground unit transceiver with two end units and two omni antennas; and a ground tactical station with broadband antenna tracking, omni antenna, GPS antenna, two batteries, a directional antenna and an auto tracking system.
The new kit enables communication by small ground units with a range of platforms, including unmanned systems with LoS of up to 45km, loitering munitions, and OPVs within 15km of the shoreline.
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