TrakrStationLTE FAQs

The TrakrStationLTE is a mobile UAS position data receiver and transmitter. It receives position data broadcast by Trakr devices onboard UAS and transmits it to the cloud via LTE towers, enabling real-time display in the FlightLine situational awareness tool for air traffic deconfliction and operational reporting.

Key features include: Powered by standard DeWalt rechargeable batteries for mobile use; LEDs indicate power and GPS fix status; Receives UAS position data from multiple Trakr devices simultaneously on 915 MHz ISM frequency; Transmits received UAS position data to cloud-based FlightLine via LTE to help prevent airborne collisions and facilitate operational reporting.

Size: 243.93 x 135.2 x 60.2 mm; Weight: 65g without antennas or battery; Operating power: 2 W; Operating Temp: -45 to 70°C; Operating duration: Dependent on battery size (e.g., 1.7Ah up to 17 hours, 5Ah up to 50 hours, 8Ah up to 80 hours); Frequency: 915 MHz ISM; Antennae: 2x ISM antenna.

It is powered by DeWalt 20V MAX rechargeable batteries, such as the DEWALT POWERSTACK™ 5Ah battery (DCBP034), providing up to 12 hours of runtime. Larger batteries can extend operation up to 80 hours.

The device contains FCC ID: 2AFFTC2XISM.

The kit includes: TrakrStationLTE Hardware, 4G LTE Omni-Directional Antenna, RF Antenna 916MHz WHIP TILT SMA MALE x2, Mounting Bracket, Quick start card with QR Code.

The TrakrStationLTE is a standalone device that requires no physical network connection. Insert a charged DeWalt battery, attach the antennas, and place it in an elevated location such as on top of a vehicle or mounted on a tripod.

Yes, it can be mounted on a standard camera tripod using the included 1/4-20 extension attachment.

A charged compatible DeWalt battery and the included antennas and mounting bracket. No additional tools are required for basic setup.

No specific configuration is required. Once powered and ready, it will automatically become visible as a node in the FlightLine application.

It connects automatically via LTE to the cloud-based FlightLine once powered on with a battery and antennas attached. No manual connection steps are needed.

Check the LEDs: POWER LED (Green) solid indicates powered; RDY LED (Blue) blinking indicates ready. Once ready, it will appear as a node in the FlightLine application.

Ensure a charged DeWalt battery is connected, place the device in an elevated location for optimal reception, and monitor UAS positions in real-time via the FlightLine tool.

Yes, it can receive position data from multiple Trakr devices simultaneously on the 915 MHz ISM frequency.

Operating duration depends on battery size: up to 17 hours on 1.7Ah, up to 50 hours on 5Ah, up to 80 hours on 8Ah. With the recommended DEWALT POWERSTACK™ 5Ah, it provides about 12 hours.

Ensure a charged DeWalt battery is properly connected and latched into the cradle. If the issue persists, contact uAvionix support.

The device is not ready. Check battery charge, antenna connections, and ensure it has a clear view of the sky for GPS. If still off, perform further troubleshooting by contacting support.

Clean regularly with a soft cloth micro-fiber rag. Do not use liquid cleaners, chemicals, or degreasers, as it is not waterproof. Do not paint the device.

Verify power and ready status via LEDs, ensure LTE antennas are attached and there is cellular coverage. If issues continue, email or call uAvionix support with model, serial number, and problem description for troubleshooting steps.

For additional customer support, please submit a Support Ticket to the uAvionix customer support team.