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0613K

AVL Technologies 0613 Manual Backpack Flyaway Satellite Antenna System is available to buy in increments of 1

Ultra lightweight, carbon fiber reflector panels, Tri-Band- C-Band, X-band, Ka-band

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0613K Multi-Band Manual Pointing Compact Flyaway

AVL Technologies 0613K is a manual backpack flyaway satellite antenna system that's highly portable and offers quick deployment in less than 10 minutes. 0613K is capable of operating in C, Ka-Band and X-Band frequencies. This flyaway system also offers quick feed change out capabilities which makes this terminal an ideal solution for applications that require extreme versatility in harsh environments.

AVL 0613K Ultra Portable Flyaway VSAT Antenna

Technical Specifications

Basic Specs

Reflector: 60 cm3 piece Carbon Fiber Optics: Offset

Prime Focus, 0.6 f/D

Interchangeable Feeds: X-CP, Ku-LP, Ka-CP

Positioner Type: Ultra Lightweight Manual with Tripod

Drive System: Unique boom center mounted positioner creates balanced loading for ease of pointing with minimal overhung load. Includes fine adjust in AZ & EL

Mount Geometry: Elevation over Azimuth

Polarization: Rotation of Ku Feed

Mechanical
Reflector Construction	Carbon Fiber Composite
Travel Azimuth Coarse Fine Elevation Coarse Fine Polarization (Ku)	360° Continuous ±10° 0 - 90° 0 - 90° ±95°
RF Interface BUC Mounting Coax	Feed Boom, Rear of Reflector, or Remote Two connectors at Amplifiers
Electrical Interface	Connectors at Amplifiers
Set-up Time	Less than 5 minutes
Weight (Reflector/Positioner/Tripod/One Ku Feed)	Total Ku Antenna weight: 17.6 lbs.
Stowed Configuration	28.5”L x 11.25” W x 8”HT
Environmental
Wind – Survival (anchored)	80 mph in zenith (90° elevation) position
Wind - Operational Without anchoring With anchoring	21 mph 31 mph gusting to 45 mph
Pointing Loss in Wind X-Band Receive, Operational Winds Ku-Band Receive, Operational Winds Ka-Band Receive, Operational Winds	0.1 dB typical, 0.3 dB max 0.3 dB typical, 0.7 dB max 0.8 dB typical, 2.0 dB max
Temperature Operational Survival	-22° to 125° F (-30° to 52° C) -40° to 140° F (-40° to 60° C)