XK-F360 Backpack MIMO Mesh Radio
Deploy an XK-F360 backpack MIMO mesh node where the communication equipment needs to move with the team. The listed configuration combines two 20 W RF branches with Ethernet, serial and voice connections in a backpack-radio form.
- 20 W × 2 RF output for the listed backpack configuration, rather than a vehicle-radio installation.
- 18–32 V DC input; the listed operating current is 6–10 A at 20 V for supply planning.
- 244 × 190 × 62 mm dimensions and a listed 4.03 kg weight define the F360 configuration for the carried equipment allowance.
- Xingkai checks the node configuration and terminal connections, then quotes the required radios and accessories.
XK-F360 Backpack MIMO Mesh Radio Overview
XK-F360 brings a MIMO mesh radio into a backpack configuration for projects using a carried communication node. Its Ethernet and serial connections serve network video and terminal data, while the listed voice/PTT connection supports the specified audio accessory arrangement.
The listed configuration has two 20 W RF branches, an 18–32 V DC input and a 244 × 190 × 62 mm equipment envelope. Its 4.03 kg weight is a useful starting point when allocating the carried load, alongside the antennas, cables and selected power components. The 6–10 A operating-current entry at 20 V describes the electrical load separately from transmitted RF power.
A backpack node serves a different installation task from a vehicle enclosure: the equipment moves with the team rather than being fixed at a vehicle mounting point. Define the carried terminals and intended node roles so the radio configuration and accessory scope match that task.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Listed configuration |
|---|---|
| Product form | Backpack MIMO mesh radio |
| RF output | 20 W × 2; listed configuration |
| DC input | 18–32 V |
| Operating current | 6–10 A at 20 V |
| Standby current | 0.7–0.9 A at 20 V |
| Dimensions | 244 × 190 × 62 mm |
| Listed configuration weight | 4.03 kg |
| RF connections | 2 × TNC |
| Terminal connections | Ethernet; serial data; voice/PTT accessory connection |
| Power arrangement | Specified battery or external-supply arrangement |
Connections and Integration
For the F360 backpack node, match the battery or external source to 18–32 V DC and the listed 6–10 A operating load at 20 V. Account separately for any powered terminals; RF output does not size the electrical supply.
Ethernet carries network traffic, while serial and voice/PTT equipment need the selected cables. Xingkai checks these connections and power components for the carried installation. The 4.03 kg entry is a radio-configuration reference, so batteries, antennas and accessories need a defined carried scope.
Configure and Order Your Mesh Nodes
Define the F360 backpack-radio package around its selected power arrangement and connected terminals. Keep the radio configuration distinct from additional carried equipment when confirming the order.
For the 20 W × 2 F360, send the battery or external-supply specification, Ethernet and serial terminals, required voice/PTT equipment and radio quantities. Identify the carried equipment and any items you will supply.
Xingkai checks the 18–32 V supply arrangement and the radio’s 6–10 A at 20 V reference, together with terminal connections. The quotation identifies the backpack radio, selected power components and connection accessories; the 4.03 kg entry is not a complete-kit weight.
Agree on the configuration, quantities and delivery terms.
Xingkai supplies and ships according to the confirmed order.
FAQs
Request a kit list with the radio configuration, battery, antennas, cables and terminal equipment shown separately, including which items are included in the listed 4.03 kg basis. Mark items that will remain at a fixed location or be carried by someone else. This gives you a defined load per carried kit, rather than adding every system item to the operator’s load or counting the same battery twice.
No. The current entry does not specify the battery capacity, load profile or total connected equipment. State the required operating period and proposed battery arrangement so Xingkai can check the power configuration. Do not infer a runtime from RF output or a current figure alone.
Identify the headset or microphone/PTT assembly and provide its connector and electrical details. Ask for the voice-accessory connection to be checked separately from the selected battery or external-supply cable. The F360 has a voice/PTT accessory arrangement, but a matching power package does not establish that an existing audio accessory fits. Confirm whether the quotation retains the headset, adds an agreed cable or supplies a different accessory.
No automatic switchover behaviour is established by the F360 connection listing. If the operating plan requires changing sources without interrupting communication, state that requirement and request the supported source-change procedure for the selected power configuration. Agree any additional equipment needed before ordering both power arrangements; two available connection routes are not evidence of uninterrupted changeover.
List radio quantities by node role and identify each node's terminals, power components, antennas and voice accessories. Xingkai then identifies the supplied configuration and accessory scope. This prevents one backpack radio from being treated as a complete multi-node communication system.
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Request a Configuration Quote for XK-F360
Send your backpack-node quantities, Ethernet and serial terminals, voice/PTT requirements and preferred power arrangement. Xingkai will check the XK-F360 configuration and provide a radio and accessory quotation.