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Well you said the right thing, it’s just him debating and never learning even when he is proven wrong. he is still debating, well it seems he is never gonna learn.

Tell your friend @Enquirer that this version which is a development version has a satcom. he wasted a lot of our time debating useless stuff. https://english.manoramaonline.com/news/nation/2020/02/08/rustom-ii-uav-loaded-with-new-features-set-to-fly-soon.html

how many C band LOS antenna do you see ? "One Rustom cannot act as real-time relay agent to other another!" it's something that was used before still they use it sometime in US military https://www.scribd.com/document/141176073/01-Drone-Satcoms I was not able to find a clear photo for SDR...

Ohh ya forgot to add about WAPS program you might have heard before program such as Argus and Corvuseye which make the need on multiple drone in one area unnecessary, you can do geofencing and lot of stuff with just one drone, it covers the whole city. As image processing gets better and better...

Nobody I know off uses Leo, it’s absurd for me but you never know with this nano satellite business where the future will go, right now SES uses o3b MEO satellite for latency issue but they are mostly commercial, only small part of their business goes to DOD.

Alpha design manpack are capable of dual channel, they can use the video downlink from RUSTOM and share it over the network, so even in India a solider will be able to share battlefield SA. too bad we don't have a handheld capable of doing it.

look at this video for people who think that Military over the world use dedicated satellite for comms. The panel is discussing about the last WGS satellite that means all the comms satellite in the future will be commercial in US, they will still have military satellite but not WGS type only.

I found some nice info regarding WGS or any wide band satellite, Because of phased array they WGS satellite can do a spot beam which can focus on a particular area to provide more bandwidth. This video show and talks about communication and drone feed in real time on WGS and use of spot beam...

on the funny note we all heard about this http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/8419147.stm

JTRS is a program it's not a protocol or waveform. By the way what we are talking about is a completely different I am talking about a module that's just fits behind the radio an ISR module and if it's a legacy radio then they just use cable to work with radio. there were single channel...

I give up. lol it's all good bro. I work with real time ISR video distributed over MANET but none of that matters now. And yes, you are right I am not an expert and I have lot's to learn. I strongly agree with you on that.

yes it's practical in large scale environment. What do you mean by hundred of drones ? you mean all of them feeding data through satcom I am not sure what will happen then again a lot depends on scenario like location, which satellite and how many satellite is covering that area, what kind of...

I think you missed it I did provide you a link. Anyway your thinking about geo stationary is completey wrong but that is something basic and I am not going to debate on that you can google and learn. all wide beam are GEO, GSAT are GEO. Read about Wideband Global SATCOM owned by US goverment...

http://spacenews.com/u-s-military-gets-taste-of-new-satellite-technology-for-unmanned-aircraft/ read this it's talks a little bit about bandwidth

Commercial SATCOM services carry the signals from unmanned aircraft back to military decision makers. They empower video collaboration between deployed personnel and leaders in the field. They deliver the capabilities, applications and bandwidth that today’s military expects on base—out in the...

My knowledge regarding drones are limited but I can tell you this every situation is different and it depends how many satellites and covering that area All COMSATCOM satellite bandwidth are available on the internet you can pull them and check it. If MILSATCOM are not enough then they go to...

I have no life if i continue doing this but I googled one more link for you http://www.milsatmagazine.com/story.php?number=1649213816 Please go through it

ISR mission module link forgot to attach https://www.harris.com/solution/harris-rf-330e-cm-embeddable-modular-radio-emr

I have to google that to figure out which country is using that for military drone specially but US military communication uses commercial satellite all the time it's fairly a common knowledge you might have heard of a term called COMSATCOM right. Here is a link i googled particular for a drone...

You don't need an dedicated satellite to do this you can use Inmarsat global government services for communication how do you think all the other countries with no satellite do it ? As long as it's tunnelled and the data is encrypted you are golden. How do you think Indian navy was working...