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What is the primary NSW HF Manpack Radio?
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AN/PRC-150(C).
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What are What is the maximum power output of the AN/PRC-150(C)?
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20 Watts
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What type of batteries do the AN/PRC-150 abd the AN/PSC-5D utilize?
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BA-5590 series
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What manpack radio is primarily used for SATCOM operations?
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AN/PSC-5D
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What is the frequency range of the AN/PSC-5D manpack radio?
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30-512 Mhz (Megahertz)
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What is the maximum output of an AN/PSC-5D?
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20 Watts
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What frequency hopping modes are the AN/PSC-5D and the AN/PRC-148 capable of?
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Havequick and SINCGARS
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What is the primary handheld tactical radio used for intra/inter team communications?
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AN/PRC-148 MBITR (Multi-intra/inter Team Radio)
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What is the frequency range of the MBITR radio?
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30-512 Mhz
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Is the AN/PRC-148 MBITR certified for SATCOM use?
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It is SATCOM capable, but not SATCOM certified.
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True/False. Both the MBITR radio and the AN/PSC-5D utilize embedded encryption. Meaning there is no external encryption device needed for secure communications.
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True
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What is the AN/PRQ-7 (CSEL) utilized for?
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Handheld survival radio.
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What does CSEL stand for?
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Combat Survivor/Evader Locater.
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Name two 24 hour characteristics provided by the AN/PRQ-7 radio.
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Line-of-Sight Voice, Beacon, GPS, 2-way data communications, Low probability Intercept/Detection, Global coverage, and Over the Horizon messaging
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JBS(Joint Base Station) TSC-135 V2D
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Communications system that provides base station capabilities for up to 12 UHF/SATCOM circuits and 2 HF circuits
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Which two deployable communications systems provide the Task Unit with SIPR/NIPR and JWICS connectivity?
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SDN-TCV (SOF Deployable Node Transit Case Variant) and SDN-Medium.
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Describe the basic capabilities of the SDN-Lite?
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64K capable INMARSAT terminal that provides SIPR or NIPR and RED and Black phones.
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SDN-TCV
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SOF Deployable Node-Transit Case Variant
1MB capable SHF terminal used in support of deploying NSW TUs to provide NIPR, SIPR, JWICs, and red/black phones |
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SDN-M
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SOF Deployable Node-Medium
2MB capable SHF terminal used in support of deploying NSW TUs to provide NIPR, SIPR, JWICs, and red/black phones |
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GBS
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Global Broadcast Service
system provides high-speed receive capability at 23 Mbps (Mega Bytes per Second) for weather, map imagery, intel-data, and UAV Feeds, CNN, FOXNews |
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What is the AN/PSN-13A (DAGR)?
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Defense Advanced GPS Receiver
Tactical Handheld GPS (Global Positioning System) receiver that is resistant to jamming and spoofing. |
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How many waypoints can the AN/PSN-13S DAGR store?
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999
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List three methods of alternate communications.
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- Messenger.
- Whistle Signals. - Hand Signals. - Rifle Shots - IR Strobes. |
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What must be taken into consideration when using Special Signals?
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Must be predetermined and practiced before used.
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