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7.Remove the rear nut and bolt from the larger antenna section.

Slide the narrow boom of the rear antenna into the larger
section.Tap lightly with a rubber mallet on the end of the
small boom, aligning the bolt holes. 

(See figure 6.)

Re-install the bolt and nut; be sure to tighten it securely.

8.Remove the nut and washer from the top of the last element

holder stud on the top side of the antenna and repeat the
process on the last element holder stud on the bottom side of
the antenna. 

(See figure 6.) 

Place the phasing lines from the rear

section over the stud, one on the top side, one on the bottom,
and reattach the washers and hex nuts. Tighten them securely.

9. Lay the boom brace on top of the antenna keeping all the 

U-bolts on the same side. Locate the bolt hole in the corner
reflector and attach the brace with the bolt and nut. Swing the
boom brace down towards the rear. Form a "V" with the metal
straps. Bolt the “V” to each side of boom. 

(See figures 7 and 8.)

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5.Find the larger antenna section and remove the nut and 

bolt. Slide the narrow boom of the front antenna into the
larger section. Tap lightly with a rubber mallet on the end 
of the small boom aligning the bolt holes. 

(See figure 4.)

Re-install the bolt and nut; be sure to tighten it securely. 

NOTE: Make sure that the side of the small boom with the phasing lines
line up with the nuts on the large boom.

6.Remove the nuts and washers from the top of the first element

holder studs. 

(See figure 5.)

Place the phasing lines from the

front section over the studs, and re-attach the washers and
hex nuts. Tighten them securely.

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Fig. 4

Phasing Lines

Fig. 5

Fig. 6

Fig. 7

Fig. 8

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Summary of Contents for TV38

Page 1: ...amages for breach of any express or implied warranty on this product except to the extent that limitations of this sort are prohibited by applicable law THERE ARE NO IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABIL...

Page 2: ...nst lightning and power surges Do not run the downlead cable over power wires Make sure the antenna downlead is connected to suitable lightning arrestors TV38 1 Safety Precautions WARNING READ ALL OF...

Page 3: ...ttached nut and bolt so that they are perpendicular to the smaller boom See figure 1 3 Unfold the reflector booms until they lock into place See figure 2 4 Unfold all the other elements on the antenna...

Page 4: ...ide Locate the bolt hole in the corner reflector and attach the brace with the bolt and nut Swing the boom brace down towards the rear Form a V with the metal straps Bolt the V to each side of boom Se...

Page 5: ...13 Tighten the two mast clamps securely 14 Secure the coaxial downlead to the mast using cable ties to prevent it from whipping by the wind 15 Ground the antenna and mast per the accompanying groundi...

Page 6: ...insulation the antenna must be installed on the side of the house that faces the broadcasting tower These materials may prevent signals from going through it TV38 9 General Installation Instructions...

Page 7: ...iameter steel mast and two heavy duty strap clamp type brackets 1 Insert the threaded end of the strap hook the one secured to the strap through the end portion of the Z mount hole A Take one of the l...

Page 8: ...250 Part H Ground Clamps Grounding Wire Conductors NEC Section 810 21 NEC National Electrical Code Example of antenna grounding as per National Electrical Code ANSI NFPA 70 Rain Drip Loop On Lead in T...

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