All-in-One Multi-Band Military Radio

Wide Frequency Coverage from 30 to 512 MHz for Versatile Army Communication

MULTI-BAND MILITARY RADIO

30-512MHz

Hycomms multi-band military radio offers comprehensive frequency coverage from 30 to 512 MHz, supporting various waveform options to meet evolving battlefield needs. Its multiband design ensures compatibility with existing VHF, dual-band, and team radios, delivering secure and flexible voice, video, and data communication for all military platforms and mission types.

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KEY HIGHLIGHTS

Multi-Band

Multi-Waveform

Broadband

Transmission

Integrated Situation

Awarenss App

Anti-inteference

Capability

MULTI-MISSION COMMUNICATIONS

Multi-Band, Multi-Waveform

This multi-band military radio (30–512 MHz) supports multiple waveforms and connects with VHF, dual-band, and team radios for secure communication across army units.

High-Speed Data Transmission

Supports up to 8 Mbps (4 Mbps handheld) for fast video and data transmission, serving as a reliable backbone for command post connectivity.

PRECISE TASK EXECUTION CONTROL

Situation Awareness

Integrate with Command App to share real-time maps, locations, and intelligence for smarter decisions and mission planning.

Remote Control

Remotely control the multi-band radio from your computer. Quickly configure settings, connect with other radios, and access GPS data.

ANTI-INTERFERENCE CONNECTIVITY

Frequency Hopping (FH)

Strong Frequency Hopping to guarantee anti-interference and anti-interception capabilities.

Free Channel Search (FCS) Technology

Auto-select optimal frequency from presets to avoid interference, boosting sensitivity and extending range by 30%.

ENHANCED COMMUNICATION SECURITY

Encryption

The radio offers AES-256 software encryption for both voice and data communication, while also allowing for customized encryption configurations.

Key Erasing

The radio offers manual and automatic key erasure. Manual erasure requires specific button combinations, while automatic erasure occurs during disassembly.