H92222-10-D-1007-0031-63

Satellite Signals Navigation Set

NSN 5825-01-644-8316

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Product Features

Trackcomm is a suite of tracking and communication devices. Spitfire kit provides gps, on board storage, 400mhz leap link, bluetooth, multiple internal sensors (gps, accelerometer, temp, light and battery) wired interfaces, internal rechargeable battery and embedded software. Contains 2 spitfire devices antennas (rf and gps) one smart phone w/trackcomm app (license) installed and accessories. Kitted in a hardened case. Key points: 2-spitfire devices; smartphone with trackcomm. License/application installed; microsdx card: demil (including degaussing). H9d/socom logistics help desk: cml (859)293-3114; dsn: 745-3114; toll free: 888-763-7259; email: logisticshelpdesk@sofsa.Mil

Technical Specifications of NSN

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5825-01-644-8316

Item Name:

Gps Receiver

Cage Code:

41CT5

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FA800033-0140

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5BSJ8

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39376

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T198-B

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Part Materials

Hazardous material, precious metals, criticality, enviroment, and electrostatic discharge indicators

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Definition Definition of approved item name (AIN): "Gps Receiver"

A fixed number of components and/or items, not all having the same basic name, of a ground or airborne navigation set that acquires and tracks signals from a constellation of orbital satellites to obtain time and three-dimensional position and velocity directly or in conjunction with sub systems of the host vehicle. Excludes stand alone navigation systems, such as inertial navigation set.