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Gilat to showcase its BlackRay terminals for Unmanned Platforms in AUVSI 2014
by Staff Writers
Petah Tikva, Israel (SPX) May 20, 2014


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Gilat Satellite Networks has announced availability of BlackRay 300, BlackRay P60 and BlackRay Marine 250 which are part of its BlackRay suite of terminals specifically designed for operations on unmanned platforms.

The BlackRay terminals seamlessly integrate Gilat's RaySat low-profile antennas, Gilat's MLT-1000 modem system and Gilat Wavestream BUCs to form compact and fully integrated terminals.

The antennas also include enhanced accuracy satellite tracking mechanism, providing short initial acquisition and instantaneous re-acquisition time.

BlackRay features an efficient SWAP design which is especially suited for compact UAS and USV platforms.

Its innovative low-profile design provides better safety, smaller radar cross-section and improved maneuverability for military platforms.

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