What components does an Inmarsat Fleet...

What components does an Inmarsat Fleet Broadband RADOME typically include?

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• Inmarsat FleetBroadband system architecture – how the above-deck antenna unit and below-deck unit are split • Typical components of a stabilized maritime satcom antenna (what must physically be near the radome vs. in the rack below decks) • Role of an Antenna Control Unit (ACU) and separate GPS antenna in tracking the satellite

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• Which options list components that would logically be located together inside or directly attached to a small shipboard radome for FleetBroadband (L‑band), rather than inside a below‑deck rack? • Do FleetBroadband terminals normally need a high‑voltage/large AC power module in the radome itself, or is power conversion usually done below decks? • Between a parabolic dish, phased array, and stabilized antenna description, which best matches the compact, self‑contained L‑band terminals used for FleetBroadband?

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• Check which items are typically inside the radome (stabilized antenna, RF electronics, ACU functions) versus below decks (main control unit, high‑power supplies). • Verify whether FleetBroadband uses large parabolic dishes or phased arrays, or a small, self‑tracking stabilized antenna unit. • Confirm that GPS for satellite terminals is often provided by a separate GPS antenna, not necessarily integrated into a big parabolic dish assembly.

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