- HAVE QUICK (also
HAVEQUICK,
short HQ) is an ECM-resistant frequency-hopping
system used to
protect military aeronautical mobile (OR)
radio traffic. Since...
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Military radio systems using frequency hopping modes, such as
SINCGARS and
HAVEQUICK,
require all
radios within a
network to have the same time
input to their...
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September 27, 2007, at the
Wayback Machine "AN/PRC-117F(C)-HQ GROUND-TO-AIR
HAVEQUICK I/II RADIO" (PDF). ZSIS (Croatia's
Information Systems Security Bureau)...
- The ARC-210
radio also
includes embedded anti-jam waveforms,
including Havequick and SINCGARS, and
other data link and
secure communications features,...
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Seamless upgrade to AN/PRC-148 JEM (JTRS
Enhanced MBITR) AM/FM Voice/Data
HAVEQUICK I/II,
SINCGARS ESIP
single channel and
frequency hopping,
ANDVT Analog...
- (Conventional)
Channel 1
Optional Waveforms: SATURN, HPW, IW
Phase 1/2,
HAVEQUICK I/II, P25T
Trunking (Low Band), SCM and e-BFT (DoD only)
Channel 2 Standard...
- selected, an ECCM
slice capable of
storing multiple Word-of-Day
patterns for
Havequick operation, and can also
serve as a
channel selector and
audio demodulator...
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Capability (MSC)
offering Maritime Scan-Scan
Processing (MSSP),
JTIDS and
Havequick 2 radios.[citation needed] E-3F
Production aircraft for the
French Air...
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communications with the
external TSEC/KY-57
device and is
compatible with the
HAVEQUICK II
frequency hopping mode. It is a
radio designed to
allow ground forces...
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upgrade the U.S Navy's
fleet of
Lockheed P-3
Orions to add
satellite and
HaveQuick capabilities and to meet
newer civilian air
traffic control requirements...
