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Important Note Regarding Sealing

To ensure that the antenna base is effectively sealed against the mounting surface, care must be taken 

regarding curvature of the mounting panel. It is highly recommended that the antenna is installed on a 

clean, flat and level surface. After installation the compression of the rubber boot against the mounting 

panel should be checked and if necessary, a small bead of neutral cure silicone sealant can be applied 

around the edge of the mounting boot. It is important that the periphery of the antenna is sealed and that 

no moisture is allowed to penetrate under the antenna boot. 

3. Prepare and drill hole

Up to 13 cables fitted with standard (SMA/FME) connectors, or 12 

cables fitted with FAKRA type connectors can pass through a 19mm 

(3/4”) clearance hole. If other connector types are fitted or the 

number of feeds exceeds these limits, you may need to consider 

drilling a larger mounting hole. Mask panel area around hole 

position to protect paintwork and headliner. Drill a pilot hole, and 

then increase to 19mm (3/4”), ensuring that drill/cutter bit does not 

contact headliner. Clean area around the hole, carefully removing 

any burrs and swarf. Remove paint and primer from under panel 

surface to ensure low resistance contact by washer and nut. Apply 

some petroleum jelly or paint around the hole to prevent corrosion.

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4. Fitting the antenna

Remove protective backing from underside of antenna, feed coaxial cables through panel. Position the 

antenna over the hole ensuring correct orientation and stick to panel by applying firm, even, downward 

pressure. 

In all cases, the earthing washer must make low resistance electrical contact with the ground plane (<0.2

Ω).Select a mounting location, checking for roof curvature to ensure that the antenna base will have a 

flat mounting surface if possible. The antenna should be located as far as possible from surrounding roof 

mounted items (e.g light bar, air con unit). Ensure that there is adequate under panel clearance and that 

there is no double skin panel or cross brace present. Measure to check for central position if applicable.

Summary of Contents for FIND4/GPS D4 /SHK 4 -6-60-H Series

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Page 4: ...l panel although it is possible to mount the antenna on a non conductive panel with acceptable performance for all the internal antenna functions For GPS X D4 type when a whip is to be used the antenn...

Page 5: ...e position to protect paintwork and headliner Drill a pilot hole and then increase to 19mm 3 4 ensuring that drill cutter bit does not contact headliner Clean area around the hole carefully removing a...

Page 6: ...nstructions When fitting the nut it is important to ensure that the cables are held centrally whilst the nut is correctly started on the threads The nut should fit freely by hand and only requires a f...

Page 7: ...heck the GPS GNSS cable s with DC to measure high resistance Connect the GPS GNSS cable s to the GPS GNSS receiver s and check for satellite acquisition Check comms cable s Carry out VSWR check should...

Page 8: ...put them in mouth keep away from unsupervised children Dispose of parts as WEEE waste do not send to landfill This declaration is issued under the sole responsibility of the manufacturer The object o...

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