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Operational Limits: .........................................Altitude: 164,000 feet (50,000 meters)
As long as power is provided to the device, the GPS receiver provides real-time clock
functionality and stores ephemeris data in its memory before turning off (sleeping between
reports). The ephemeris data are valid up to two hours and can be used in future startup to
improve time-to-first-fix.
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Operating Frequency: ....................................2.4 GHz
Protocol: .........................................................802.11 b/g/n
Data Rate: ......................................................54 Mbps (maximum)
Power Output: ...............................................+16 dBm (maximum)
Sensitivity: ......................................................–96 dBm (maximum)
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LECTRICAL
Voltage Input Range: .....................................+10 VDC to +32 VDC
Power: ............................................................<1.75 A @ 12 VDC
NOTE: The average current drawn during transmission may vary depending on
the field of view between the Quicksilver antenna and the Iridium satellite.
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NVIRONMENTAL
Design Operating Temperature Range: .........–40° C to +70° C (–4° F to +122° F)
Ingress Protection: .........................................IP67
Operating Humidity: ......................................≤ 75% RH
NOTE: The Iridium 9770 transceiver will automatically shut down when it
reaches -40C or +70C. Solar loading will expedite reaching the upper limit.
Users should screen the Quicksilver from direct sunlight.
Document Number: 451-19004-001C
Velocity: 1,640 feet/second (500 m/s)
Dynamics: ≤ 4 g
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