tube clamp. Note that this clamp is smaller than the others.
( ) In the remaining holes, insert six 25mm (1") tube clamps (large).
( ) Insert another 14 large hex bolts into the remaining holes. In the
( ) Note that all bolt heads must be on the same side of the plate.
place indicated with the circle (figure 3) insert a 21mm (27/32")
( ) Pass washers and nuts on each screw. Don't tighten at that time.
Just insert the nuts so they don't fall out.
sert a tube into each pair of clamps. Note that the masts must be in-
troduced until they are flush with the innermost clamp (figure 4).
( ) Pick up the 4 telescopic fiberglass masts. Keep them closed and in-
Figure 3
Figure 4
Insert each mast until
they get close with the
limit of the clamps!
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( ) Connect a good quality 50 Ohm coaxial cable with the shortest
possible length between the antenna and the radio. Roll up a ba-
lun on the coaxial cable itself, keeping the coils together with
( ) Secure the coaxial cable to the matching box tube with the last
tape. This balun should have 6 turns in a diameter of approxima
tely 8cm (3") and should be close to the connector (fig. 8).
releasable cable tie.
the coaxial connector with self fusion tape or silicone sealant.
( ) If your goal is to keep the antenna in a fixed installation, protect
Fig. 8 - Coaxial cable balun
White dots up!
