ACASOM 5.2G Communications Repeater (10-25W): Ultimate Gain in Electronic Warfare Environments

In today's electronic warfare environment, communication channel stability determines not only mission success, but also aircraft survivability. ACASOM 5.2G Repeater is a powerful active amplifier operating in the 5150-5350 MHz range. With a true output power of 10 W (P1dB) and peak output of up to 25 W, the device provides a stable link in areas where standard systems are jammed by enemy electronic warfare systems.

The Strategic Advantage of the 5.2 GHz Band

Most off-the-shelf electronic jamming systems are tuned to the standard 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz frequencies. Using a repeater in the 5.15-5.35 GHz range allows the UAV operator to operate in clear air, significantly increasing the flight range and bypassing enemy jamming. ACASOM 5.2G is a technological trump card for professional aerial reconnaissance groups.

Key advantages of the device:

Breakthrough power: A P1dB rating of 40 dBm (10 W) allows the signal to dominate the air, overcoming dense interference noise.
Instant response (Zero Latency): A TX/RX switching delay of less than 1 microsecond ensures no lags in control — Critical for FPV and high-speed drones.
Supreme video quality: An EVM of only 3% ensures data integrity and HD video streaming without "scattering" pictures.
IP68 waterproofing: Full protection of the housing allows the equipment to operate in pouring rain, dust or extreme humidity.

Technical and tactical characteristics (TTX)

The repeater is made in a durable anodized aluminum case, which effectively dissipates heat, preventing overheating during prolonged operation at maximum power.

Parameter	Characteristic value
Frequency range	5150 - 5350 MHz
Output power (P1dB)	40 dBm (≈ 10 W) / Peak up to 25 W
Gain	18 dB ±1 (reception and transmission)
Noise figure	< 2.5 dB (high receiving sensitivity)
TX/RX switching delay	< 1 µs (instant response)
Operating voltage	22.2 V (optimized for tactical batteries)
Protection class	IP68 (completely dust and moisture protected)
RF connector type	N-Female (Input / Output)
Operating temperature	from -30 °C to +70 °C
Weight and dimensions	~1.5 kg / 174 x 87.5 x 44.5 mm

Field reliability

The ACASOM 5.2G repeater is designed for harsh operating conditions. The use of an IP68-protected aviation power plug eliminates contact oxidation or short circuits due to moisture.

Visual control: LED indication (green - transmit, red - receive) allows the operator to instantly monitor the system status.
Efficient cooling: The aluminum case acts as a massive heatsink, which allows the amplifier to operate at peak without power loss (thermal throttling).
Professional connectivity: N-Type connectors provide a reliable mechanical connection and minimal signal resistance.

Expert advice: For maximum efficiency in an EW zone, it is recommended to use a repeater in conjunction with directional antennas. This creates a narrow, powerful communication beam,Maximum protection from lateral interference.

Conclusion: Your technological superiority

The ACASOM 5.2G Repeater (25W Max) is a tool for those who perform missions in the most aggressive radio environments. It provides the range, stability and stealth necessary for the successful operation of modern UAVs. By choosing ACASOM, you choose a professional approach to communications.

Tactical FAQ: Six questions about the "stealthy" ACASOM 5.2G amplifier

1. Why 5.2 GHz and not the standard 5.8 GHz?

The 5.2 GHz band is your "secret fairway". Most electronic warfare systems are configured to suppress 5.8 GHz. By using 5.2 GHz with 25 watts of power, you penetrate where others are blocked and remain less visible to enemy radio reconnaissance.

2. What does 25 watts of power at such a high frequency provide?

It's a real "electronic battering ram". At 5 GHz, the signal is sensitive to interference, but 25 watts (44 dBm) give the beam such energy that it literally "pushes through" obstacles. It's like a powerful laser instead of a flashlight: you see and control where there was "white noise" before.

3. How does using ACASOM 5.2G save the operator?

The repeater is remote. You connect it with a long cable (10-20 m) and take it out to the mast, while you remain in shelter. Since 25 W is a bright spot for SIGINT, the enemy can hit the source. Thanks to the remote location, the hit will be on the antenna, and you will be safe in the basement studying pathology.

4. Will the operation of the "monster" affect Starlink and ASUS TUF?

5.2 GHz is the Wi-Fi frequency of your ASUS TUF. Next to the repeater, the Wi-Fi in the laptop will "lie down". But Starlink operates at 10-12 GHz frequencies, which the device does not affect. Your internet connection for preparing for "Krok 1" will be stable if you connect your laptop to Starlink via a LAN cable.

5. Powering the system in the field?

The device requires 24-28 V and consumes about 100-120 W. Your EcoFlow Delta 2 station will provide a whole day of operation. Remember: the device gets very hot (like a gaming laptop in a heavy skating rink),Therefore, ensure adequate airflow over the massive radiator.

6. The main "fatal" mistake when working with this repeater?

Never turn on the power without the antenna connected. The energy from the 25-watt module will flow back and burn out the amplifier in milliseconds. It's like a defibrillator without contact: fatal for equipment. First the antenna cable, then the power supply.