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RF Antenna and Cabling Installation

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Radio Communications Upgrade Project

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AgencyOregon Military Department
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Installs RF antennas and cabling for prime contractors on Oregon Military Department facility projects. Mounts Green and Tan whips, installs spring bases, runs cabling through facility pathways, and connects to AN/PRC-167 (V) 1 multichannel radios. Performs VSWR testing (VHF <0.5 MAX, UHF <0.5 TYP) and port-to-port isolation testing (>40 dB). Delivers a fully functional, tested radio communication link.

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