| Minimal Infrastructure - Long Range Radios are very | | | | used for highly sensitive data and voice transmissions |
| less dependent on land based infrastructures | | | | which demands tight security. For example, the |
| whereas, cellular and satellite communications heavily | | | | armed forces use HF LongRange radios for their |
| depend on infrastructure. | | | | communication. There are different encryption and |
| High Reliability – Due to minimal infrastructure | | | | security levels depending on the requirements of an |
| requirements, the Long Range Radios are one of the | | | | organisation. |
| most reliable mode of communication at the time of | | | | High Control – Long Range Radios is the best |
| a unexpected disaster. | | | | solution when there is a need to communicate with |
| High Interoperability – Long Range HF SSB | | | | multiple users in a group. The military uses this as the |
| Radios can also communicate with short range radios, | | | | default medium in order to effectively monitor |
| VHF and UHF radio systems. | | | | commands given to the soldiers, so that they can |
| Ease of Deployment – These radios have | | | | execute the instructions on time. |
| very less deployment time and can be easily | | | | Maintainability – Since there is a minimal need |
| mounted in a vehicle or portable by humans in the | | | | of infrastructure, the Long Range Radios are very |
| field. | | | | easy to maintain. |
| Flexibility – Long Range Radios are highly | | | | Consistency – Long Range radios are |
| flexible for E-mail, Instant voice and text messaging | | | | consistent in delivering voice and data |
| and also telephony. | | | | communications since it completely depends on the |
| Highly Secured – Long Range Radios can be | | | | sky-wave propagation. |