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DXE-OMNITILT-1P OMNI-
TILT
™ Tilt Base option
The DX Engineering
OMNI-
TILT
™
Vertical Antenna Tilt Base
is a new design incorporating features that make this Tilt Base a
‘must have’ for all types of vertical antennas.
Custom made from laser cut 1/8” thick Stainless Steel for strength
and durability. All of the hardware used in the
OMNI-
TILT
™
Base is Stainless Steel to ensure long and dependable service.
The DX Engineering
OMNI-
TILT
™
is safe to use and is
available with a wide range of optional mounting hardware to
maximize the use of this tilt base with all types of vertical
antennas.
The
OMNI-
TILT
™
may be used with the Hustler BTV series
antennas which both uses the optional
DXE-TVA-HWK
Trap
Vertical Mounting Hardware kit. Additionally, the
OMNI-
TILT
™
may also be used with other
vertical antenna or mast mounting schemes depending on the mounting hardware chosen to
correspond to the diameter of pipe (1-1/4” to 2-1/2” diameter) being used.
Refer to the DXE-OMNITILT-1P manual for details on the assembly of the basic OMNI-
TILT
™ Tilt Base.
OMNI-
TILT
™ Tilt Base Tilt Action
1. To tilt downward loosen the top Nyloc Nuts to allow the Flanged Nuts to be loosened
approximately 1/2 to 1 turn.
2. Grasp the antenna base (or mounting pipe) that is bolted to the
OMNI-
TILT
™
base and lift
until the upper bolts on the front plate are out of the grooved area on the tilt base rear plate.
3. Slightly tilt until the front plate can bet set downward into its resting place.
4. Carefully walk the antenna (or antenna and mounting mast) downward.
5. Use of a chair or saw horse to support the antenna so it remains level or protruding parts of the
antenna do not hit the ground when tilted down is suggested.
Reverse the above step to raise the antenna (or antenna and mounting mast). Once raised and the
front plate is in the grooved area and fully seated, tighten the flanged nuts. The Nyloc nuts can then
be tightened against the flanged nuts to prevent them from loosening from wind vibration.