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HF ? |
High Frequency-Secure/ Non secure Voice/ Data communications |
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HF frequency spectrum range |
3mhz-30mhz |
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How many HF Transmitter's are onboard and what are they called? |
9 onboard (URT-23) |
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How many HF Recievers are onboard and what are they called? |
R-2368 (16 onboard) |
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How long is the HF AS-2537 antenna and where is it located? |
AS-2537 Is a recieving antenna located on port and stbd flight deck 1 is 18 ft and the other is 35 ft (flight deck sides) |
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Where is the HF ASS-3771 antenna? |
(xmt) centerline 06 level |
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HF OE-439 located |
(xmt) yardarms (port/stbd) Lightweight cable antenna right by the flag |
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HF OE-214 is located |
By the Aft smoke stack made of spun aluminum and look like two big horns with red at the bottom of them. |
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VHF |
Very High Frequency- Secure/non-secure voice/data communications
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VHF Frequency Spectrum Range |
30mhz-300mhz |
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How many VHF transcievers are onboard and what are they called. |
There are 10 onboard and are called SRC-54C "SINCGARS" (single channel ground airborne radio system) |
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VHF Antenna names and location |
AS-4366/URC & AS-2809 Main mast, lower level, Port and Stbd yardarm (by the windbird) |
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UHF |
Ultra High Frequency-secure/non-secure voice/data communicationsUHF |
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UHF Frequency Spectrum Range |
300mhz-3ghz GIGA!!! |
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UHF Transcievers WSC-3v How many and what do they look like? |
WSC-3 (v) 7 line of sight (8 onboard) Range is up to 25nm (The cute little rectangles up high where the red light is) <3 WSC-3(v) 15 Satellite communications "SATCOM" onboard (THE SPINNING TRASH CANS!) |
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UHF SRC-57 DWTS? |
The Digital Wideband Transmission System "DWTS" 2 onboard |
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UHF Antennas AS type |
AS-2815 /SSR (egg beater by old deck watch) 07 bridge wings and helo tower (used for fleet broadcast) AS-1735/SRC Main mast below Tacan (flying saucer) Uses line of sight communications |
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UHF OE-82 |
Trash Can on the 06 level used for UHF SATCOM Transceivers |
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SHF |
Super High Frequency-IP Services Internet and POTS lines |
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SHF Frequency Spectrum Range |
3-30ghz GIGA! |
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SHF Transceiver |
WSC-6(v)7 |
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SHF Antenna |
OE-558 located on the mast (flying saucer?) |
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EHF the own recieving and transmitting computer! |
Extremely High Frequency-IP services |
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EHF Frequency Spectrum Range |
30ghz-300ghz |
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EHF Transceiver |
USC-38 Big round ball sisters |
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EHF Antenna |
OE-564 |
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FSM |
Fleet Service Messaging -primary means of message traffic -secret and below -internet access required |
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NAVMACS and CUDIXS |
Naval Modular Automated Communication System that stands alone and is capable of monitoring different message traffic and sending messages Common User Digital Information Exchange Subsystem is a secondary means of message traffic and a method of sending messages top secret and below. |
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Fleet Broadcast (SSR-1) |
means of recieving message traffic (egg beaters) |
