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April 21, 2008

AT Electronic and Communication International

AT Electronic and Communication International is a global wholesale distributor of communication equipment, including:

Military HF transceivers
Military VHF tactical radios
Digital microwave radios
VSAT transceivers
VSAT BUC
VSAT SSPAs
HF encryption
VHF encryption
VPN encryption
GSM encryption
Encrypted phones
Encryption products
Satellite monitoring systems
Jammers

LOW-BAND VHF MILITARY TACTICAL TRANSCEIVER

The Q-MAC VHF-90M low-band VHF military tactical transceiver is a state-of-the-art, compact and lightweight unit for multi-role tactical military and security applications in demanding, mission-critical conditions.

VHF-90M MANPACK MILITARY RADIO

The MX9714 VHF-90M man-pack package is a military grade portable communication set specifically designed for tactical applications. It is designed to withstand complete immersion, vibration, drops, and temperature extremes to Mil-Std 801F.

The main components of the VHF military man-pack MX9714 system are:

VHF-90M low-band VHF military tactical transceiver
VDB-25M VHF dock and 25W booster
8.8Ah, 14.4V Lithium Ion (LiON) battery pack
1m tape whip antenna
3m, six-section whip antenna
Telephone handset
Framed backpack

The core of the MX9714 system is the compact and lightweight VHF-90M transceiver, which features only essential controls to ensure ease of operation in combat situations. The VHF-90M is available with a secure, jam-resistant ECCM frequency hopping and digital-encryption option which can be field-upgraded after the initial deployment.

The VHF-90M transceiver is plug-and-play compatible with vehicular, base station and man-pack docking systems, allowing deployment in multi-role environments. The key user benefits include minimised inventory and simplified operator training. Auxiliary connectors are provided for data terminals, combat workstations, speakers and remote control facilities.

System features include:

30MHz to 88MHz low-band FM coverage
25W output power
Advanced DSP voice and data signal processing
ECCM frequency-hopping with digital voice and data encryption
Selective and group calling
Free channel search
Compatibility with PRC-77 and equivalents in legacy mode
PC and field programmable
Emergency erase function
Channel scan function
Cloning functions
Small size
US / NATO VHF whip antenna

Optional accessories include:

Secure modes (hopping and encryption)
Numeric handset for selective calling and field programming
Data waveforms
Tactical headset
Serial programming / data cable
Cloning cable
Replacement spare modules
Replacement spare antenna
Battery charger

ARMOURED VEHICLE INTEGRATED HF RADIO SYSTEM

We also supply a higher power, heavy-duty variant of the HF-90M radio system for application on armoured (tracked and wheeled) fighting vehicles, comprising:

The combat-proven 50W HF-90M frequency hopping transceiver
A newly-designed military-build standard HF-150M 150W booster amplifier
A newly-designed military-build standard TA-91M antenna tuning unit
A new NATO / US standard 4.2m vertical whip antenna with heavy-duty base

The system offers a linear 150W output across the whole 2MHz to 30MHz HF band and maintains full compatibility with the highly secure frequency-hopping option, thereby maintaining a high degree of communication security. Furthermore, in appreciation of real-world operating conditions, the 150W amplifier features ‘off tune’ and ‘missing antenna’ protection, and in the event of the amplifier failing for any reason the system can revert to bypass mode.

SATELLITE MONITORING AND INTERCEPT SYSTEM

Our SEU 8800 satellite monitoring and intercept system features:

Automatic satellite tracking
Tracking of all known satellites by ‘mouse-click’
Automatic set-up for each satellite to be tracked
Frequency range 100MHz to 14,000MHz in bands or per specification
Multi-mode broadband receivers
Provision for multi-satellite operation
Remote control via TCP / IP, encrypted VPN
Remote upgrade of satellite list
Various outputs for signal analysis
Demodulation, decoding and decryption

ROBUST AND SECURE VOICE / DATA TERMINAL

The RI-5000 robust and secure voice / data terminal can be fitted to any type of analogue or digital transceivers with its advanced technologies such as unique data error correction, spread spectrum, powerful synchronisation and newly developed VLBRVC technology.

ENCRYPTOR FOR TACTICAL RADIO COMMUNICATIONS SEU-8210

The SEU-8210 is an advanced, high security, state-of-the-art voice and data ciphering unit. The SEU- 8210 effectively secures voice / data communications from unauthorised monitoring.

MILITARY AND TACTICAL RADIOS

Our military and tactical radios include:

VHF tactical handheld radio
25W man-pack military radio
Military tactical VHF base radios
VHF military tactical vehicle packages
HF / VHF / UHF multiband digital transceiver
HF VHF man-pack digital transceiver
VHF military tactical radio repeater and remote control

COMMUNICATIONS JAMMERS

Our range of jammers includes:

Broadband jammers
GSM jammers
VHF jammers
Mobile phone jammers
Miniature jammers
Communication jammers

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