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# Silvus StreamCaster 4240-EP

The following chapter gives a basic overview of the Silvus StreamCaster 4240-EP.

## Chapter Index:

* [Attaching the Battery](/gov/setup/ground-control-station-gcs/silvus-streamcaster-4240-ep/attaching-the-battery.md)
* [Attaching the Antennas](/gov/setup/ground-control-station-gcs/silvus-streamcaster-4240-ep/attaching-the-antennas.md)
* [Charging the Silvus Battery](/gov/setup/deltaquad-evo-battery/charging-the-battery.md)
* [Connecting the Breakout Cable](/gov/setup/ground-control-station-gcs/silvus-streamcaster-4240-ep/connecting-the-breakout-cable.md)
* [Storing the Silvus StreamCaster](/gov/setup/ground-control-station-gcs/silvus-streamcaster-4240-ep/storing-the-silvus-streamcaster.md)

The DeltaQuad Evo TAC/TAC+ comes with the Silvus StreamCaster 4240-EP, which consists of a handheld radio modem, two omnidirectional antennas, and a detachable battery. A breakout cable is included to establish the connection to the DeltaQuad Toughbook.

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At the top of the radio modem, you find the following connections:

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{% hint style="info" %}
For operation with the DeltaQuad Evo TAC/TAC+, only the RF Ports (G), the Primary Port (A), and the Battery Port (E) will be used.
{% endhint %}


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