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RF-PRO-1B

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 Parts List 

 
 

QTY  Description 

   1   Loop Antenna with L-Bracket 
   1   Preamplifier 
   2   Saddle Clamps with U-Bolts and Mounting Hardware 
   1   Package of Preamplifier Mounting Hardware 
   1   Coax Seal package 
   1 

Roll of Electrical Tape 

   1   24 VAC Wall Mount Transformer 
   1   3 foot F-male to F-male jumper cable 
   1   1 foot F-male to F-male jumper cable 
   1   PL-259 to F Connector Adapter 
   1 

20 VDC Power Inserter 

   1   RCA to RCA cable 
   1   RCA-Y adapter cable 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

Routine Maintenance 

 

The 

DXE-RF-PRO-1B

 should be routinely physically inspected to ensure all connections are tight 

and there weep holes have not been plugged up by dust, dirt, bugs, etc. 

 

Manual Updates 

 

Every effort is made to supply the latest manual revision with each product. Occasionally a manual 
will be updated between the time your DX Engineering product is shipped and when you receive it. 
Please check the DX Engineering web site (

www.dxengineering.com

) for the latest revision manual.

 

 

Summary of Contents for RF-PRO-1B DXE-RF-PRO-1B

Page 1: ...p Antenna DXE RF PRO 1B DXE RF PRO 1B INS Revision 1 DX Engineering 2020 1200 Southeast Ave Tallmadge OH 44278 Phone 800 777 0703 Tech Support and International 330 572 3200 Fax 330 572 3279 E mail DX...

Page 2: ...e or flat vertical surface 3 4 inch dia aluminum loop supplied with preamplifier power inserter and DC power supply No manual tuning necessary No Home Owners Association problems low profile easy to c...

Page 3: ...there is a reduction in local interference compared to other types of active and passive antennas Interference reduction is further enhanced by the deep nulls of the antenna s Figure Eight directivity...

Page 4: ...signal it should be oriented so that the plane of the loop rests perpendicular to the ground and should if extended pass through the general location of the signal s transmitter At night for reception...

Page 5: ...igh saturated output level is a byproduct of the excellent intermodulation distortion performance of this preamplifier While most receivers have some sort of input protection and possibly an internal...

Page 6: ...is applied to the preamplifier and connection is made to your receiver If the KEY input to the power inserter is left open or disconnected then power is always applied to the preamplifier If your tran...

Page 7: ...vantage of the antenna s directional characteristics Because of the antenna s low weight and wind loading a very low power rotator can be used typical of the type used with TV antennas A light duty ro...

Page 8: ...to avoid inadvertently connecting the 20 VDC antenna output of the power inserter to the antenna input on your receiver Although the power inserter has a self resetting internal fuse that will trip at...

Page 9: ...ier from the mounting pole as shown below This is required to avoid ground loops The upper saddle clamp uses the regular hardware serrated flange hex nut as shown in the pictures below The use of Jet...

Page 10: ...leave sealing residue on the connector threads Power Inserter The preamplifier s output is connected to the 20 VDC output of the power inserter via the customer supplied lead in RG 6 cable If a light...

Page 11: ...Adapter 1 20 VDC Power Inserter 1 RCA to RCA cable 1 RCA Y adapter cable Routine Maintenance The DXE RF PRO 1B should be routinely physically inspected to ensure all connections are tight and there w...

Page 12: ...allation damaged from severe weather including floods or abnormal environmental conditions such as prolonged exposure to corrosives or power surges or by the performance of repairs or alterations outs...

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