Sincgars Radio Class Powerpoint [exclusive] Jun 2026

A is merely a roadmap. The real learning happens on the "green gear" during the hands-on lab. If you follow the structure above, you will ensure your students leave the classroom knowing how to differentiate a "Fill" from a "Freq," and how to hop through electronic attack without losing their voice comms.

Step-by-step screenshot of loading a fill. sincgars radio class powerpoint

Instructor Note: Use lowest power necessary to avoid enemy detection. Slide 7: Loading Single Channel (SC) Frequencies LD (Load). PT (Plain Text). Select Channel (e.g., 1, 2, MAN). Enter 5-digit frequency (e.g., 50.000). Repeat for all desired channels. Slide 8: Loading COMSEC (Keys) Connect Fill Device (e.g., AN/CYZ-10) to Fill Port. Enter fill device commands (Refer to device manual). Listen for tone (indicates success). Slide 9: Frequency Hopping (FH) Net Opening Required Data: Time, Hopset, Net Identifier (ID), COMSEC Key. Hot Start: Time is already synced, all radios on same net ID. Cold Start: No time or data. Must use CUE mode to pass data. Load hopset, load time, load net ID. Slide 10: Retransmission (RXMT) Used to extend range over obstacles. Requires two radios (A and B). Radio A connects to Radio B via retrans cable. Both radios must have different net IDs. Slide 11: Troubleshooting Common Faults 108.pdf - Training Command A is merely a roadmap

Before we dive into the technical slides, we must understand the pedagogical structure. A successful must follow the "Crawl, Walk, Run" methodology. Step-by-step screenshot of loading a fill