YNW-6501MH 1.4G COFDM Handheld Broadband MESH Radio | 60Mbps 64-node mesh
YNW-6501MH handheld broadband MESH Ad-Hoc device. 60Mbps peak, 5+ km range, 64-node networking, IP65, GPS/BeiDou & WiFi. Get specs & quote now.
ModelYNW-6501MH
Product NameHandheld Broadband Wireless MESH Ad-Hoc Network Equipment
SeriesYNW-6500 Series MESH Ad-Hoc Network Equipment
Core TechnologyCOFDM + MESH Multi-hop Ad-Hoc Network + 64-node Ad-Hoc Networking + GPS/BeiDou
1. Product Overview
The YNW-6501MH (handheld) broadband wireless MESH Ad-Hoc product is a newly launched, compact, high-throughput wireless broadband MESH device from our company. Developed on COFDM technology and MESH multi-hop Ad-Hoc networking, it achieves free-form networking among different device form factors, enabling users to rapidly build reliable wireless links in complex environments and providing fast, flexible solutions for various application requirements (e.g., HD video, voice intercom, and IP data transmission). As a broadband Ad-Hoc radio forming a centerless, Ad-Hoc, self-adaptive, self-healing Mesh network, it is the optimal choice for point-to-point, point-to-multipoint, or multipoint-to-multipoint integrated-services communications. The Mesh radio delivers dynamic routing, multi-hop relay of HD video, multi-channel data, and high-fidelity voice between different nodes within the same network under complex conditions such as fast movement, non-line-of-sight (NLOS) obstruction, and environmental interference.
This product adopts an all-IP design with flexible installation and convenient operation and maintenance. It offers customizable frequency bands and extensible features such as WiFi, GPS, and 3G/4G to support integrated communications requirements. The handheld design provides 0.1-2W adjustable transmit power, with a point-to-point throughput peak of up to 60Mbps and a point-to-point transmission distance of over 5km (line of sight). It supports 64-node Ad-Hoc networking and automatic multi-hop transmission (>8 hops) for seamless area coverage. It is power-on-and-use with no configuration required, supports configuration via mobile phone and Web, and can be managed remotely. It is flexibly applied to military communications private networks, public-security private networks, emergency communications private networks, industry information private networks, regional broadband private networks, wireless surveillance private networks, collaborative management private networks, and intelligent transmission private networks.
- Core Selling Points: Multi-carrier COFDM technology; point-to-point throughput peak of 60Mbps; point-to-point transmission distance of over 5km; supports 64-node Ad-Hoc networking with automatic multi-hop transmission for seamless area coverage
- Target Users: Single-soldier tactical communications users in the military, armed police, fire services, public security, and emergency communications
- Typical Applications: Complex environments such as military communications, counter-terrorism and emergency response, armed patrol, firefighting and rescue, military drills, emergency handling, covert reconnaissance, and special operations
2. Product Views
3. Key Features
4. Technical Specifications
4.1 Wireless Characteristics
| Category | Parameter | Specification | Custom Option |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wireless Characteristics | Frequency Range | 1438±10MHz / 580±10MHz | 225MHz ~ 1.5GHz customizable |
| Bandwidth | 5 / 10 / 20MHz adjustable | — | |
| Modulation | COFDM | — | |
| Constellation Modulation | BPSK / QPSK / 16QAM / 64QAM (adaptive) | — | |
| Data Rate | Peak 60Mbps @ 20MHz | — | |
| Digital Sensitivity | -92dBm @ 5MHz | — | |
| Transmission Distance | >5km (line of sight) | — | |
| Transmit Power | Maximum 2000mW (0.1-2W adjustable) | — |
4.2 Networking Functions
| Category | Parameter | Specification | Custom Option |
|---|---|---|---|
| Networking Functions | Networking Capability | Supports 64 nodes | — |
| Networking Hops | >8 | — | |
| Network Join Time | Joins the network 8s after system startup | — | |
| Network Topology | Centerless network, star network, chain network, mesh network, etc. | — | |
| Layer-2 Transparent Relay | Supports network transparent relay function | — |
4.3 System Functions
| Category | Parameter | Specification | Custom Option |
|---|---|---|---|
| System Functions | Peripheral Interfaces | Network port, headset | — |
| Video Input | Supports IP video input | — | |
| Control Functions | Supports network management system platform | — | |
| System Upgrade | Supports one-key upgrade and remote upgrade | — | |
| Other Functions | GPS/BeiDou, WiFi | — |
4.4 Physical Characteristics
| Category | Parameter | Specification | Custom Option |
|---|---|---|---|
| Physical Characteristics | Power Consumption | ≤24W (1W) | — |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C ~ 55°C | — | |
| Protection Rating | IP65 | — | |
| Dimensions | 210 × 80 × 45mm | — | |
| Total Weight | 1.05kg | — | |
| Power Supply | Built-in battery | — |
5. Applications
The YNW-6501MH is a compact single-soldier handheld broadband MESH radio. A multi-carrier COFDM engine delivers a 60 Mbps point-to-point peak, roughly 5 km mobile range, a 64-node Ad-Hoc mesh with more than 8 video hops, and IP65 protection, with GPS/BeiDou positioning and WiFi built in – a pocket node that anchors a whole ground team.
1. Border Patrol Portable MESH
Border patrol and checkpoint teams operating on foot across varied frontier terrain, without fixed base infrastructure nearby.
Deployment Solution
- Pocket ground node: the handheld unit grows an on-the-move crew mesh anywhere patrols walk.
- Loc-tagged patrol flow: GPS/BeiDou tracks every operator and returns it with video.
- Quick checkpoint join: units link stations and vehicles with a fast, ~8 s network join.
Application Value
Patrol teams remain video- and position-connected to stations and command, keeping leadership aware of routes and incidents in real time.
2. Convoy Escort MESH
Convoy escorts where dismounted guards ride with and around a moving column.
Deployment Solution
- Handheld-to-vehicle mesh: carried units fold into each vehicle’s node set.
- Rapid re-join on stops: the ~8 s join time re-links crews during every halt and reload.
- Voice+video escort: 60 Mbps supports escort PTT and onboard video sharing.
Application Value
Escort crews stay connected across the column on foot, keeping the commander aware of perimeter activity throughout transit.
3. Small-boat & Boarding MESH
Small-boat, boarding and near-shore operations where crew work closely between decks and craft.
Deployment Solution
- Crew-to-crew mesh: handheld units link boarding and mother crews directly.
- Multipath-tolerant link: COFDM holds through sea-surface reflection and motion.
- Portable redeployment: nodes move instantly between craft as the operation shifts.
Application Value
Boarding crews stream inspection video and position back to command in real time, improving safety and coordination on the water.
4. Tactical & Security MESH
Tactical entries, arrests and event security where responders need a discreet, self-forming net.
Deployment Solution
- Discreet pocket node: the unit is concealed on the operator.
- Encrypted tactical net: AES links keep law-enforcement traffic private.
- Body-worn uplink: operator video streams back over the mesh to command.
Application Value
Tactical teams gain immediate, encrypted connectivity, letting command follow each operator’s view and position through an operation.
5. Fire & Interior Rescue MESH
Interior search, high-rise and hazmat response where crews enter structures beyond cable and normal nets.
Deployment Solution
- Crew ingress mesh: entry units chain back to the entrance command post.
- Structure-penetrating hops: multipath-tolerant relays bridge floors and walls.
- Loc-aware search: position returns show where each rescuer is inside.
Application Value
Command tracks every interior rescuer’s video and position, cutting rescue time and risk to responders.
6. Disaster Search MESH
Earthquake and flood search where responders work through rubble and neighborhoods beyond infrastructure.
Deployment Solution
- Personal bring-up: each deployed operator immediately becomes a node.
- Ruins-chain coverage: carried units relay search video and victim calls through debris.
- Self-forming relief net: agencies and volunteers join or leave without reconfiguration.
Application Value
Search teams stay linked through rubble, returning survivor-locating video and position data that drives urgent rescue.
7. Forest-fire Crew MESH
Forest-fire line and watchtower operations where a lightweight, carried net suffices.
Deployment Solution
- Fire-line crew mesh: carried units keep boots-on-the-ground crews in live contact.
- Watchtower relay: crew status hops back to watchtowers beyond direct sight.
- Early-ignition report: crews push early reports over the personal mesh.
Application Value
Crews and watchtowers stay in one live network, catching ignitions early and keeping front-line command current.
