Description
Detection distance and coverage shape are set by antennas, their height, and their placement rather than by the processor inside the kit. The Multi-Antenna Mount is the hardware that makes a considered antenna layout practical to install and to change later.
It carries one to six RF antennas on a single mast with quick-release mounting, so an array can be extended or reconfigured without rebuilding the installation.
In service with critical infrastructure, transportation corridors, public safety agencies, special events, and temporary or permanent RF monitoring sites.
Specification
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Capacity | One to six RF antennas on a single pole |
| Mounting | Quick-release, for installation, maintenance, and equipment replacement |
| Compatibility | A wide variety of RF antenna types |
| Deployment | Fixed or temporary installations |
| Supplied | Mount and quick-release mounting hardware |
Not supplied
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| RF antennas | Selection depends on the site and is quoted per deployment |
| Pole or mast | Not included |
| Coaxial cabling | Not included |
| Detection hardware | The mount is infrastructure for a WarDragon system, not a system |
Installation
Assembly and pole mounting are covered in the installation documentation on the support page. Antenna selection for a specific site is quoted per deployment.
Detection performance varies by RF environment, antenna placement and height, aircraft type, protocol behavior, line of sight, and deployment configuration. Documentation and setup guides are published on the support page. Use of WarDragon kits and the DragonScope service is subject to our terms.
