Keep your teams connected and informed with encrypted messaging, live map sharing, and drone video integration—ensuring seamless coordination without compromising security.

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Aquifer 360 “Flight Ready” Watermaker System This completely self-contained watermaker system will allow your team to arrive and be able to produce 15 gallons per hour of pure, safe drinking water from virtually any water source (ocean, lake, stream, well, etc…) This system meets all the FAA requirements to be checked as baggage on a commercial airline. The two case AF-360-EX-FL includes the watermaker and dual feed pumps for redundancy. The two case version requires an outside power source to operate. The AF-FLR-360 comes with solar panels that will allow it to run even in cloudy conditions and it is also capable of using power from virtually any external source; 12 or 24v DC or 100-240v AC 50/60Hz. As the system only requires 240 watts (max) it will easily run on the smallest generator available or run for several hours from a standard car battery. Three durable cases allow ample space for spare pre-filters and supplies to allow at least 30 days of operation even in the worst conditions. The Aquifer system is tough, reliable and very simple to operate. With minimal training, an operator can set up the unit and begin producing fresh water in less than 5 minutes.

Compact ranges use a source antenna (feed) to radiate a spherical wave in the direction of a parabolic reflector, collimating it into a planar wave for aperture illumination of a Device under Test (DUT). Its lowest operational frequency is determined by the size of the reflector, its edge treatment, the feed, and the absorbers. The two edge treatments available are serrated edge for general purpose applications, and rolled edge to achieve higher accuracy for special applications. Multiple-feed systems may be used to improve the far-field characteristics. A compact range test system also allows system level testing of a complete device architecture.