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The Requirement

Put your field antenna above the shelter or vehicle.

Need an antenna at a temporary site? Inventra S³ provides MMT20, a portable mast that raises and supports your antenna. Tell us about your antenna and location. We help choose the height and setup.

Find your application

Where will your team set up?

  1. Beside a field shelter

    Keep the antenna outside and above the shelter. Your team uses its radio equipment inside.

  2. Beside a support vehicle

    Carry the equipment to the site, then set up the mast beside the parked vehicle.

Four soldiers on a hilltop around a guyed mast carrying a yagi antenna array under an overcast sky.

Understand the application

Raise the antenna. Keep the setup portable.

  • Raise the antenna

    Support the antenna at a height selected for your site.

  • Operate by hand

    Use the manual mast system. No electric lifting motor is needed.

  • Choose with our help

    We check the antenna, cables and site before selecting the mast setup.

A field technician checks a tablet beside secured communications cases and the simple tripod base of a manually raised antenna mast.

Manual support outside, with radio equipment operated from a shelter or vehicle.

How your team uses it

Antenna outside. Radio team inside.

The mast holds the antenna outside. From the shelter or support vehicle, your team uses its radios and computers to talk, exchange information and check the connection.

  1. Set up

    Install the mast and antenna using the supplied instructions.

  2. Communicate

    Use your radio equipment from the shelter or vehicle.

  3. Check

    Review the connection status on your radio or computer.

Two operators use radio equipment and a computer inside a field shelter, with the antenna mast visible outside.

MMT20 supports the antenna. Antennas, radios and network equipment are selected separately.

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    Manual portable antenna mast

    Raises and supports your antenna on a portable tripod base. We help select the height and load capacity.

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Antennas, radios and network equipment are selected separately.

Every product qualified for this application

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Start with your requirement

Show us your antenna and site.

Three simple questions

  1. Which antenna will you use?
  2. Where will your team work?
  3. Does the antenna need to clear a shelter or vehicle?

An antenna model and a site photo are enough to start. We help you choose the mast setup.

Help me choose
  • Portable tripod mast fully extended on grass against blue sky and autumn trees.
  • Manual mast fully extended on tripod in autumn woodland, viewed from ground among bare trees.
  • Extended tripod mast standing on grass in front of shrubs, olive transit case at its foot.
  • Tripod legs planted on grass beside a closed olive-green ruggedised transit case for the system.
Portable tripod mast fully extended on grass against blue sky and autumn trees.

Portable tripod mast fully extended on grass against blue sky and autumn trees.

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Manual mast fully extended on tripod in autumn woodland, viewed from ground among bare trees.

Manual mast fully extended on tripod in autumn woodland, viewed from ground among bare trees.

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Extended tripod mast standing on grass in front of shrubs, olive transit case at its foot.

Extended tripod mast standing on grass in front of shrubs, olive transit case at its foot.

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Tripod legs planted on grass beside a closed olive-green ruggedised transit case for the system.

Tripod legs planted on grass beside a closed olive-green ruggedised transit case for the system.

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