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15-Meter Telescopic Mast for UAVs and RMS: Maximum Radio Horizon and Signal Stability
In modern combat, height isn't just an advantage; it's also a safety and effectiveness consideration. The 15-meter telescopic mast is a powerful tactical tool for elevating remote antennas and repeaters. It overcomes significant terrain obstacles, dense forests, and urban development, providing a "clear" Fresnel zone for stable control of drones and robotic platforms at critical distances.
Why is 15 meters the strategic standard for repeater transmission?
For FPV drone and reconnaissance UAV operators, every meter of height translates into additional kilometers of range. The 15-meter design allows the antenna to be placed far beyond the "radio shadow," which is critical when operating from behind cover or in low-lying areas.
- Maximum Coverage: The 15-meter height ensures stable communication where 5- or 10-meter counterparts cannot cope with the terrain.
- Working with NRK: Ground robotic systems require a high control antenna elevation to maintain communication in rugged terrain.
- Professional Load: The nominal equipment weight of 3 kg allows for the installation of heavy digital repeaters and complex antenna systems.
Technical Characteristics (TTX) of the 15-meter Mast
This model is designed for tasks that require maximum height while maintaining relative mobility. The design combines rigidity and durability for long-term use.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Height when unfolded | 15 meters |
| Maximum wind load | 15 m/s (when fully fixed with guy wires) |
| Nominal load on top | Up to 3 kg (antennas, repeaters,cameras) |
| Mast weight (without kit) | 18 kg |
| Weight of complete kit | 22 kg |
| Material | Reinforced aluminum alloy |
| Antenna mount | Universal thread 3/8 |
Reliability and combat stability
Despite its great height, the mast demonstrates high resistance to wind (up to 15 m/s). The weight of the complete system (22 kg) guarantees the inertia and stability of the structure when using a three-point stretcher system. This is important for maintaining antenna directionality during strong gusts of wind.
Applications: from aerial reconnaissance to electronic warfare/SIGINT
- Deep relay: Creating powerful communication nodes for controlling FPV drones at distances of 20+ km.
- Ground drone control (GDC): Providing communication with miners, logistics and fire robots in difficult conditions.
- Radio-technical reconnaissance: Raising sensors to monitor the airwaves and find the direction of enemy signal sources.
- Communication in wooded areas: 15 meters is usually enough to move the antenna above the treetops.
Quick deployment kit
We provide a full set of accessories, Required for safe installation of the mast by the crew:
- Telescopic mast (15 m): Basic structure with reliable clamps for each section.
- 3 pegs: Massive hooks for fixing guy wires in any type of soil.
- 3 guy wires: Special cables with adjustable tension for vertical stabilization.
- Top for remote antenna: Has a standard 3/8 thread, suitable for most professional antenna mounts.
Important: Thanks to the modular structure and telescopic mechanism, the mast is easy to transport, and its deployment by a trained crew takes a minimum amount of time.
Conclusion
15 meter mast is the choice for applications where height compromises are unacceptable.This is a reliable foundation for building a complex communications network, allowing the unit to operate more effectively while remaining at a safe distance from the line of contact.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Professional 15-Meter Mast
What range advantage does raising the antenna 15 meters provide?
This height allows for virtually complete elimination of obstacles (forest belts, buildings). The line-of-sight radius to the horizon is approximately 14 km. This is critical for low-altitude drone operations because it expands the first Fresnel zone, ensuring a clear signal.
How many guy tiers are required for safe operation?
A minimum of three guy tiers is required for a 15-meter mast (at 5, 10, and 14 meters). This prevents the mast from bending under its own weight. When properly secured, the structure can withstand winds of up to 15-18 m/s.
Can a 15-meter mast be deployed by one person?
This is highly discouraged. A crew of 3-4 people is required for safe deployment. One operator lifts the sections, while the others control the tension of the guys to avoid skewing and "breaking" the mast.
What are the requirements for the site for installing such a mast?
The site must have a radius of at least 8-10 meters to spread out the attachment points. The angle of the guy to the ground must be within 45-60. Be sure to check for power lines within the falling radius of the structure.
What is the maximum weight of equipment that can be installed on the top?
Due to the large "shoulder" of the lever, the load on the top is limited to 2.5-3.5 kg. Heavy active repeaters are best placed at a height of 5-7 meters, extending only the lightweight antenna to the very top via a cable.
How can such a tall metal structure be protected from lightning?
A 15-meter mast is a powerful lightning rod, so grounding is essential. It is recommended to use lightning arrestors on cables. It is strongly recommended to fold the mast during a thunderstorm.