What is SINCGARS for?

What is SINCGARS for?

SINCGARS is the primary Combat Net Radio (CNR) for the US Army, designed primarily for voice command and control for the infantry, armor, and artillery units. It is a VHF-FM radio system that operates on any or all of the 2,320 frequencies between 30 and 87.975 MHz in 25 kHz increments.

How do you load a frequency on a SINCGARS radio?

Select “SINCGARS.” With “SINCGARS” highlighted, select “Load” icon at top right of screen. (7) Select “Non-ICOM Transfer.” Select “Include Time.” Select “OK.” “RT-1523” should appear. Select “Next.”

What is SINCGARS waveform?

The SINCGARS waveform uses a non-IP low bandwidth voice coding format that has been implemented in many legacy tactical radios and is known as the combat net Radio (CNR). SINCGARS uses 25 kHz channels in the VHF FM band, from 30 to 87.975 MHz. It has a single frequency and can be configured to operate in a FH mode.

How much does a SINCGARS radio cost?

The ASIP radio has reduced the net capture time to 19 milliseconds; and (3) improved tactical Internet performance….SINGLE-CHANNEL GROUND AND AIRBORNE RADIO SYSTEM (SINCGARS)

Army ACAT II Program: Prime Contractor
Total Program Cost (TY$): $4,623M
Average Unit Cost (TY$): $13K Service Certified Y2K Compliant
Full-rate production: 1QFY85 Yes

What does no CV mean on a sincgars radio?

What does no CV mean? • No CV Key for Today — Indicates the DAGR has a valid CV loaded, but not for present day.

How do you use a SINCGARS radio?

Operate SINCGARS Radio Single Channel

  1. Install battery(ies).
  2. Set operator’s switches and controls.
  3. Set battery life condition.
  4. Install antenna and handset on proper connectors (connects handset to audio/data connector).
  5. Preset channel frequency(ies).
  6. Perform shutdown procedures.
  7. Complete this task within three minutes.

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