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# Ground Control Station (GCS)
This chapter discusses the GCS, its components, and how to assemble it.
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A **Ground Control Station (GCS)** refers to a centralized system or interface that allows operators to communicate with and control unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) or drones. The GCS serves as a command center where operators can monitor the drone's telemetry data, receive real-time video feeds from its cameras, and send commands for navigation, flight parameters, and other operational tasks.
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The transmission and control system of the DeltaQuad Evo Tactical includes three essential components: a radio modem and antenna(s), and a Toughbook with a hand controller.
There are two antenna options available:
Tripod mounted sector antenna with a maximum range (LOS) of 40 km.
Automatic Tracking Pedestal with a maximum range (LOS) of 80 km.
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