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Question 1

Those that have the capability to operate on multiple frequency bands to include military and commercial satellites, most notably on C, X, Ku or Ka-bands.

Answer 1

Multiband Satellite Terminals

Question 2

What does GMT stand for?

Answer 2

Ground Multiband Terminal

Question 3

The GMT is also known as?

Answer 3

AN/TSC-179

Question 4

The GMT Dual Hub, Quad-Band Terminal able to operate in which bands?

Answer 4

C, X, Ku, or Ka Bands

Question 5

The GMT is capable of ___ uplink and ___ downlinks per hub.

Answer 5

one
six

Question 6

Since the GMT is a dual hub system, it is capable of ___ uplinks and ___ downlinks.

Answer 6

two
twelve

Question 7

The second hub requires an additional ___ since the GMT ships with only one ___.

Answer 7

antenna

Question 8

___ are identical and interchangeable for quick troubleshooting.

Answer 8

Hub 1 and 2

Question 9

The GMT is capable of communicating with military and commercial constellation and…?

Answer 9

legacy GMF termiinals

Question 10

While the GMT is a highly versatile SATCOM terminal, it does maintain a large footprint taking up two ___ pallets which can make its deployment capabilities specific.

Answer 10

463L

Question 11

There are ___ transit cases: 19 antenna cases, 6 electronics cases, 2 PDP cases and 2 spare equipment cases.

Answer 11

29

Question 12

There are 29 transit cases: ___ antenna cases, 6 electronics cases, 2 PDP cases and 2 spare equipment cases.

Answer 12

19

Question 13

There are 29 transit cases: 19 antenna cases, ___ electronics cases, 2 PDP cases and 2 spare equipment cases.

Answer 13

6

Question 14

There are 29 transit cases: 19 antenna cases, 6 electronics cases, ___ PDP cases and 2 spare equipment cases.

Answer 14

2

Question 15

There are 29 transit cases: 19 antenna cases, 6 electronics cases, 2 PDP cases and ___ spare equipment cases.

Answer 15

2

Question 16

The GMT requires ___ qualified personnel to setup and tear down

Answer 16

two

Question 17

The GMT is compatible with the following antennas:

Answer 17

• The factory provided Small Aperture Antenna (SAA)
• The OE-361 Quick Reaction Satellite Antenna (QRSA)
• The Lightweight High Gain X-band Antenna (LHGXA)
• The Large Aperture Multiband Deployable Antenna (LAMDA)
• The Quad-band Large Aperture Antenna (QLAA)

Question 18

It goes without saying that without adequate ___ to your terminal no communications happen, which is why ___ distribution is one of the most important aspects of all communications equipment.

Answer 18

power

Question 19

Stemming from the generator would be a ___ ___ ___ that would
be dedicated for a suite of equipment.

Answer 19

Power Distribution Panel (PDP)

Question 20

PDPs are designed for use with ___ amp, five-wire power cable (part No. 60- A-5c-L3-2) or equivalent government inventory.

Answer 20

60

Question 21

The local PDP has to be within __ft of local power source, be it commercial or generator.

Answer 21

50

Question 22

The remote PDPs can be separated from the local PDP up to ___ feet with acceptable voltage drop by daisy chaining five of the 50-foot segments of 60-amp cable.

Answer 22

250

Question 23

In the event that power is interrupted, some systems might be equipped with an ___ ___ ___ dedicated to preserving power in the event of facility or generator failure.

Answer 23

Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)

Question 24

UPS typically sit between the ___ and the ___ and can provide back-up power for a limited amount of time, although an increased power consumption can decrease total time.

Answer 24

communications equipment
main power source