Scorpion manpack terminal
The Scorpion Manpack can be supplied in X, Ku or Ka-Bands with reflector sizes of 60cm, 80cm & 1.0m. All the frequency and size options can still be packed away in a single carry case with all the equipment required to uplink including the Holkirk MPAD point assist unit, cables and throw down power supply.
The latest in manufacturing methods and material selection has allowed the Scorpion to become recognised as the ultimate in man-pack terminals.
deployment
in seconds
The scorpion Manpack is our fastest deployment system. Its light weight and compact size make it easy to handle and manoeuvre into position. An advantage of its compact size is that the Scorpion can access transmission locations our other, larger systems simply would not be able to reach. The Manpack system is the ideal choice for setting up coms quickly, anywhere.
Elevation fine
adjustment
Accurately adjust the elevation with the fine-tuning rotary knob for a stronger signal.
Easily adjust the azimuth position then eliminate any unwanted movement with the simple 'push down, pull up' brake system.
Brake/release and azimuth fine adjustment lever
Bayonette feed
Quick to assemble precisely into position for all frequency bands.
handling handles
The scorpion is supplied with the Holkirk MPAD pointing assistant that uses GPS and a range of solid-state sensors to give real time position of the satellite and easy pointing method. The MPAD will give a visual and audio indication of signal strength and satellite lock.
pointing assistant
Transport cases
Holkirk provides customers with rugged, transport cases to protect their new products between locations safely.
These custom-made cases are light and mobile. Filled with protective foam, you can rest assured that your systems have all the protection they need on short or long-haul trips.
We specifically allocate part locations within the packaging to ensure the case does not exceed 25Kg. In addition to reducing the chances of injury while lifting, this gives our customers the freedom to fly with their equipment while avoiding costly, additional baggage charges.
