C-COM iNetVu Ka-98G 98 cm Ka-Band Driveaway Antenna
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Product details
The C-COM iNetVu Ka-98G is a 98 cm auto-acquire driveaway antenna that mounts on a vehicle roof and finds the satellite at the push of a button, usually within two minutes. It is built for Avanti, Thor 7 and Gilat/iDirect Ka-band services, and works with the iNetVu controller for fully automatic deployment, peaking and stowing. It is Avanti approved and Thor 7 type approved, supports the Global Invacom 98 cm Ka antenna with a 3 W transceiver, and is field-upgradable to Ku-band.
Key features
- One-Piece high surface accuracy, offset feed, SMC reflector
- Heavy duty feed arm capable of supporting up to 5kg 2 Port CP feed (10 lbs) RF transceiver
- Designed to work with the iNetVu® 7715 Controller
- Works seamlessly with the world’s most popular commercially available Ka modems and services
- 2 Axis motorization (3 Axis Optional)
- Supports manual control when required
- One button, auto-pointing controller acquires any Ka-band satellite within 2 minutes
- Field upgradable to Ku-band
Specifications
| Part number | iNetVu Ka-98G |
|---|---|
| Series | C-COM iNetVu Ka-98G |
| Reflector | 98 cm elliptical offset-feed SMC reflector |
| Band | Ka-band |
| Receive frequency | 17.70–20.20 GHz |
| Transmit frequency | 28.10–30.00 GHz (with 4 W transceiver option) |
| Midband gain | Rx 44.1 dBi @ 19.25 GHz; Tx 47.6 dBi @ 29.15 GHz |
| Controller | iNetVu 7715 Controller (one-button auto-acquire, DVB-S2X receiver, web and network remote control) |
| Platform weight | 56.3 kg (124 lb); 63 kg (139 lb) with pod |
| Power | 24 VDC, 8 A max. |
| Wind | Operational 72 km/h (45 mph); survival deployed 160 km/h, stowed 225 km/h |
| Environment | Operating -30 to +55 °C; survival -40 to +65 °C; IP66; MIL-STD-810F thermal and vibration |
Applications
- SNG and broadcast news vehicles
- Emergency response and disaster recovery
- Military and government mobile command
- Oil, gas and mining field operations
Frequently asked questions
How does iNetVu auto-acquisition work?
The iNetVu controller reads the antenna's GPS, compass and tilt sensors, points at the programmed satellite and peaks on the modem carrier, a DVB signal or a beacon, usually within about two minutes. It stows the antenna with one button and can be run remotely over a network or web browser.
Does Digisat supply and support C-COM iNetVu systems?
Yes. Digisat supplies C-COM iNetVu driveaway, flyaway, manpack and fixed motorized antennas, controllers and accessories with quote-based pricing for government, defense, broadcast and enterprise buyers, and our engineers can help choose the antenna and band, integrate the modem and RF package, and support the system in the field.
Need it installed, aligned or supported?
Digisat engineers install, commission and maintain satellite ground systems for government agencies, teleports and broadcasters worldwide. Request installation or engineering support.
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