Barrett 2090-02-03 User manual

Barrett
Brand
Barrett
Model
2090-02-03
Category
Network antennas
Type
User manual

Barrett 2090-02-03 is a rapid deployment broadband dipole HF antenna designed for temporary manpack and base station deployment. It operates continuously across the 2-30 MHz band with a power rating of 150 W PEP. The antenna can be configured horizontally, in an inverted V, sloping, or inverted U shape. It features Kevlar core antenna wire, loading for broadband operation, and throwing cords for elevation or securing to the ground. The Barrett 2090-02-03 is ideal for establishing reliable HF communications in various field environments.

Barrett 2090-02-03 is a rapid deployment broadband dipole HF antenna designed for temporary manpack and base station deployment. It operates continuously across the 2-30 MHz band with a power rating of 150 W PEP. The antenna can be configured horizontally, in an inverted V, sloping, or inverted U shape. It features Kevlar core antenna wire, loading for broadband operation, and throwing cords for elevation or securing to the ground. The Barrett 2090-02-03 is ideal for establishing reliable HF communications in various field environments.

BARRETT
Rapid Deployment Broadband
Dipole HF Antenna - 150 W
P/N 2090-02-03 (with 10m coax)
P/N 2090-02-14 (with 20m coax)
BCM209203/05
© Barrett Communications
Introduction
Contents Overview
The Barrett Rapid Deployment Broadband Dipole Antenna
is a dipole antenna with loading to allow broadband
operation. It will operate continuously across the band from 2-30 MHz. The power
rating is 150 W PEP. Throwing cords are provided that can be used to elevate the
antenna or to secure to the ground. The antenna can be used in a number of
congurations (see over), depending on the structures available for elevation.
Compatible Barrett masts include, 10m Rapid Deployment Mast (P/N 2090-02-21),
10m Rapid Deployment Composite Mast (P/N
2090-02-24) and 5m Rapid Deployment Mast
(P/N 2090-02-04). This antenna is most suitable
for HF radio manpack and temporary base station
deployment. This guide will indicate the
recommended deployment type for each
conguration with these symbols.
BARRETT RAPID DEPLOYMENT BROADBAND DIPOLE HF ANTENNA
Balun
2 x Kevlar core antenna wire
2 x Loads, knotted
2 x large winders
2 x 10m Throwing cord
2 x Insulators
110
12 x Throw weights
RG-58 coax
UHF to BNC adaptor
Instruction sheet
Carry bag
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BARRETT
Rapid deployment broadband
dipole HF Antenna - 150 W
P/N 2090-02-03 (with 10m coax)
P/N 2090-02-14 (with 20m coax)
BCM201902/08
© Barrett Communications
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Manpack Temporary
base station
Horizontal Configuration
Inverted V Configuration
Horizontal conguration has maximum
gain on the broadsides of the antenna
and reduced gain along the axis. Therefore, the broadsides should point in the
direction of the receiving stations, if possible. Antenna height above ground
affects radiation angle. Lower heights give higher radiation angle which is better
for NVIS (shorter distance) operation. Greater heights give a lower radiation
angle, which is favourable for longer distance communication.
The inverted-V conguration has a more
omni-directional pattern than the
horizontal conguration, with lower maximum gain. The ends of the antenna
should be at least 0.5m above ground. Suitable mainly for NVIS and medium
distance communication.
BARRETT RAPID DEPLOYMENT BROADBAND DIPOLE HF ANTENNA
Sloping Configuration
Inverted U Configuration
Radiation with the Sloping conguration becomes more directional, with
increased gain in the direction of the lower end of the antenna, and reduced gain
towards the higher end.
The inverted U conguration has a radiation pattern between that of horizontal
conguration and an inverted V conguration. For optimum performance, the
radiating elements should be fully unwound, and should not touch the ground.
Suitable for NVIS to medium distance. Longer distance performance will be
enhanced by erecting the antenna at a height of 10m or more.
BARRETT RAPID DEPLOYMENT BROADBAND DIPOLE HF ANTENNA
120
105
135
150
165
180
75
60
45
30
15
0
X
Y90
255
240
225
210
195
285
315
330
345
300
270
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-5
-10
-20
-30
-40
Radiation Pattern (Horizontal Configuration 8m height)
Vertical Plane - Total Gain (dBi)
Horizontal Plane - Total Gain (dBi)
15MHz -4.6
10MHz 0.55
5MHz -1.1
15MHz 4.65
10MHz 1.0
5MHz -2.6
BARRETT RAPID DEPLOYMENT BROADBAND DIPOLE HF ANTENNA
-30
-15
-45
-60
-75
-90
15
30
45
60
75
90
XY
Z0
-30
-20
-10
-5
-0
4
7
10
-40
Radiation Pattern (Inverted V Configuration 8m height)
Vertical Plane - Total Gain (dBi)
Horizontal Plane - Total Gain (dBi)
-30
15MHz -4.8
10MHz -1.5
5MHz -4.2
15MHz 2.15
10MHz -1.8
5MHz -6.1
-15
-45
-60
-75
-90
15
30
45
60
75
90
XY
Z0
-35
-25
-15
-10
-5
-1
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BARRETT RAPID DEPLOYMENT BROADBAND DIPOLE HF ANTENNA
-45
120
105
135
150
165
180
75
60
45
30
15
0
X
Y90
255
240
225
210
195
285
315
330
345
300
270
5
2
-1
-5
-10
-15
-25
-35
-45
Specifications
Electrical
Frequency Range 2 - 30 MHz
Input Impedance 50 ohms
Power Rating 150 W PEP
Connector UHF female with BNC adaptor
Polarisation Horizontal
Radiation Pattern Essentially Omni-Directional
(when mounted as an inverted-V)
Mechanical
Material Kevlar core, copper braid, pvc sheath, UV
Stablized Re-inforced Nylon housings
Length 48m
Weight 1.2kg
Packed size 37cm x 18cm x 5cm
Colour Radiating wire elements - NATO green
Balun housing - black
Environmental
Wind 160 km / hour survival, 120 km / hour operational
Temperature -40° C to +70° C operational
-40° C to +85° C storage
Humidity 0% to 97% relative humidity
Ingress Protection To IP67 (dust and water)
BARRETT RAPID DEPLOYMENT BROADBAND DIPOLE HF ANTENNA
VSWR
Frequency
3.0
2.0
1.0
1 5 9 13 17 21 25 29
Specifications are typical. Equipment descriptions and specifications are subject to change without notice or obligation
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Barrett 2090-02-03 User manual

Barrett
Brand
Barrett
Model
2090-02-03
Category
Network antennas
Type
User manual

Barrett 2090-02-03 is a rapid deployment broadband dipole HF antenna designed for temporary manpack and base station deployment. It operates continuously across the 2-30 MHz band with a power rating of 150 W PEP. The antenna can be configured horizontally, in an inverted V, sloping, or inverted U shape. It features Kevlar core antenna wire, loading for broadband operation, and throwing cords for elevation or securing to the ground. The Barrett 2090-02-03 is ideal for establishing reliable HF communications in various field environments.

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