Gamma-100 and TETRA: separate radio communication from GNSS reception

The application

A working radio network and satellite navigation reception perform different jobs. Gamma-100 does not replace a TETRA radio antenna and does not determine group radio coverage. Separate the voice radio path, power arrangements and the equipment that needs to receive GNSS signals.

Agree these details before ordering

Gamma-100 has four antenna elements and a stated limit of three simultaneous interference sources. It uses 24 V with a maximum consumption of 8 W. Compatibility with a particular terminal or dispatch system needs confirmation of the required protocol; an RS-232 or Wi-Fi interface name alone does not establish it.

Reading the specifications

The model specifies 4 antenna elements, up to 3 simultaneous interference sources and 24 V power. Read resistance ratings together with the stated source count and agreed application conditions. These figures do not define antenna gain or a guaranteed operating radius.

Package and installation

The stated package comprises the antenna, a stabilized supply, a 10 m antenna cable, a 10 m power/data cable, mounting hardware and documentation. Series dimensions are 280 × 210 × 81 mm maximum. Agree mounting details, mating connectors and the data format for the actual equipment.

Model specifications at a glance

Antenna elements

4

Simultaneously suppressed interference sources

3 maximum

Interference resistance

110 dB with 1 interference source; 95 dB with 3 interference sources

Supply voltage

24 V

Power consumption

8 W maximum

Operating temperature

−40…+85 °C

Storage temperature

−55…+85 °C

Mass

2.0 kg maximum

Questions and answers

Does this equipment suppress UAVs?

No. This description concerns the GNSS receiving path. UAV detection or suppression is not stated.

Does an RS-232 or RS-422 interface establish compatibility?

No. Agree the protocol, line parameters and interfacing equipment. The source does not provide a full list of compatible instruments.