Boston, MA 10/10/2014 (wallstreetpr) – Harris Corporation (NYSE:HRS) announced that its new Falcon® RF-330E-TR Wideband Team Radio fulfils the demands of the Rifleman Radio Program.
As highlighted in a Business wire article, independent trials conducted reveal that the Falcon RF-330E-TR not only meets but also, in some instances, surpasses the needs for the Rifleman Radio Program. The requirements for fulfilling the demands follow the Program’s Production Requirement Documents.
Collaborative Work
Harris Corporation (NYSE:HRS) new radio was test proofed by the Network Battle Lab for Experimentation (NBL). The tests were conducted at the Cyber Center of Excellence and catered to the Commercial Testing Agreement, which the two companies had agreed upon. Soldiers belonging to the 15th Regimental Signal Brigade and some other personnel that were allocated to the NBL carried out all the tests.
In this context, Harris RF Communications’ President of the Department of Defense unit, George Helm, said that the results establish the radio’s superior performance. In addition, they also validate its excellence in cold initiated network formation and user-friendliness for awareness in mission planning, as well as in-mission conditions. He also acknowledged the benefits that the company experienced on partnering with NBL. He explained that the joint venture helped the company gain an independent and real-user view on the products.
Features
The RF-330E is designed such that it is lightweight and offers wideband, network-based radio that allows easy connection between front-line soldiers and the internet. It helps in establishing control via data, voice and location information across the tactical internet.
Harris RF Communications is a leading provider and supplier of secure radio communication means, along with embedded high-quality coding solutions. Its products are useful for a variety of industries and purposes including the military, commercial as well as government organizations. Harris Corporation (NYSE:HRS) will launch the new product at the 2014 Meeting of the U.S. Army, which is scheduled for mid-Oct in Washington, D.C.
