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RF-3161-AT001
Broadband Body-Worn Dipole Antenna (30-108 MHz)
superior performance lightweight versatile
The Harris RF 3161 is an omnidirectional, vertically polarized antenna designed for operation while directly attached to the operator's vest or rucksack. Using this antenna, a 1 kg handheld radio can achieve similar range performance as a traditional 3 5 kg manpack radio with integrated blade antenna. The RF 3161 has three parts: a flexible antenna body, 1 m blade antenna, and a coaxial cable. The blade allows the operator the flexibility to be folded (over the shoulder for example) to remain below helmet level. The flexible antenna body attaches to the soldier's outerware at two points, normally the belt and shoulder loop, and adjusts to body shape or movement to remain comfortable. A short coaxial cable connects the antenna to the radio, allowing the radio to be carried in a holster, pocket, or vest pouch. This allows the communication operator to remove their ruck sack while retaining communication capability. The RF 3161 is ground independent, so it can easily be deployed in a variety of configurations to gain additional height and therefore line of sight range. For example, a portable elevation kit may be used or the antenna simply hoisted over a tree limb while the radio itself remains at ground level. The antenna is optimized for modern soldier data transmission and minimizes the effects of electromagnetic interference from handheld or laptop computers. When used with high performance radios such as the Harris Falcon(R) II series, the RF 3161 becomes part of an exceptionally capable, yet lightweight secure digital soldier radio system.
Specifications for the RF-3161-AT001 RF Performance
Frequency Range Polarization Impedance VSWR Height Diameter Weight RF Connector 30 108 MHz Vertical 50 ohms (nominal) <3.5:1 Mechanical 1.75 m (5.74 ft) 2.88 cm (1.13 in) 1.36 kg (3 lb) BNC RF Cable length Color Environment 0.9 m (3 ft.) Black Tested to MIL STD 810F Power Rating Matching Radiation Pattern Gain 8 W Continuous Passive network Omnidirectional 10 dBi (30 MHz) to 0 dBi (108 MHz)
Features
Wide instantaneous bandwidth Increased performance over standard blade antenna Position and handling radio has no effect on antenna performance Increased immunity to EMI from data terminals Self contained passive matching network Flexible blade allows folding Flexible antenna body contours to operator ALICE clips allow simple attachment to vest or rucksack Environmentally sealed in durable material
0 30 30
90 MHz
60
30 MHz
60
60 MHz
90 RF 3161 Elevation Radiation Patterns for 30, 60, and 90 MHz (Azimuth are Omnidirectional) Optional Configurations
Both Include:
90
RF 5800V DS001 VHF Dismounted Communication System RF 5800V DS101 VHF Dismounted Communication System With Internal GPS
RF 5800V HH Handheld Radio 2 High Capacity Li Ion Batteries RF 3161 AT001 VHF Soldier Antenna Antenna Elevation Kit
Holster Rubber Duck Antenna VHF Blade Antenna Accessory Bag
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
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RF Communications Division | 1680 University Avenue | Rochester, NY USA 14610 www.harris.com 585 244 5830
Copyright (c) 2007 Harris Corporation 4/07 DS-323A
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