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6. Building a System
The SPIDAR systems allow the design of custom systems to meet unique needs. A major
aspect of designing a system is how to physically mount and layout all the antennas. Aspects to
consider include weights, maneuverability, cable connections, NIC-500 mounting, cart designs
and power requirements.
Often a cart-based platform is used as a starting point. A cart is convenient and productive to
maneuver and allows for easy odometer triggering to collect data. Custom platforms can be
built using fiberglass poles to minimize RF interference. Contact Sensors & Software to discuss
specific requirements.
Some photos of configurations are shown below:
Figure 6-1: NIC-500X with 3 sets of pulseEKKO 500 MHz antennas
Figure 6-2: NIC-500N with a Noggin 250 MHz & 1000 MHz
Summary of Contents for SPIDAR NIC-500s
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