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CHA LINK-D15 Inspection, Recovery, and Maintenance

The next CHA LINK-D15 deployment starts with how the previous one was recovered.

Maintenance & Repair CHA LINK-D15 Reviewed 2026-07-14
Start with the operator’s decision: The next CHA LINK-D15 deployment starts with how the previous one was recovered.

How this exact system works

Power down, lower the antenna, inspect and label matching link positions, examine wire and insulation, then pack both legs and the feed point as one known system.

The boundary that prevents mistakes

This is not LINK-D with an extra band and it is not simultaneous multiband hardware. Do not hot-switch or infer compatibility from shared BNC and terminal hardware.

Use this field sequence

Quarantine damaged parts, label settings and matched components, update the kit inventory and field record, and do not return the system to service until the exact fault is corrected.

Source boundary

CHA LEFS 4010 User Guide 250609. The exact current product, components, band, feed, support, geometry, and operating limits control; physical fit does not establish compatibility.

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