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NSW Portable Radio Test Set (PRTS)

This document provides an overview of current issues related to Tactical Radio Programs managed by Mr. Matthew J. Moncayo, focusing on the state of portable radio test sets (PRTS) and the challenges faced in maintenance, documentation, and vendor interactions. Key problems identified include cumbersome test procedures and inadequate field-friendly test equipment. Solutions discussed entail engaging with USSOCOM and NAVSEA to develop a feasible testing routine, alongside funding efforts exceeding $600K. The pathway forward includes system deployment, better integration into Navy PMS systems, and improved stakeholder communication.

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NSW Portable Radio Test Set (PRTS)

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  1. NSW Portable Radio Test Set(PRTS) Mr. Matthew J. Moncayo Tactical Radio Programs and Plans 06 May 2009

  2. Overview • Current Environment • Issues • Way Ahead

  3. Current EnvironmentIssues • Maintenance on Tactical Radios systems minimal • Paper work (3M) • Accountability • Maintenance actions • Program manager and ISEA feedback

  4. Issues • Multiple Tactical Radio vendors • AN/PRC-148 • AN/PRC-150 • AN/PRC-152 • AN/PRC-117 • AN/PSC-5 • Test equipment not field friendly • Test procedures for PMS to time consuming • Manual input for documentation to time consuming

  5. IssuesResolution • USSOCOM engaged NAVSEA TMDE to look at the feasibility of developing a test routine and system to remedy issues with SOF Tactical Radio • Funded, over the past 18 months ~$500K to develop • Test set • Test routines and procedures, vendor specific • Cabling • NAVY PRP engaged for service common radio assistance • Funded about ~$110K

  6. Way Ahead • Deployment of systems • Integrate into Navy PMS system • Provide more complete information to ISE for follow-on systems • Integrate into KM and NSW Portal

  7. Points of Contact • Matthew Moncayo matthew.mocnayo@navsoc.socom.mil matthew.moncayo@navsoc.socom.smil.mil (619)437-0975 DSN 577-0975

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