MINI 2 ELEMENT ANTENNA
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MINI 2 ELEMENT ANTENNA
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The
MINI 2 ELEMENT
directional antenna is small, compact and easy to use.
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At half the size of a 3-element antenna, the MINI 2 gives a good direction.
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This is versatile antenna. When attached to a smaller receiver is allows the 2
elements to fold under the receiver for storage. The user can also easily remove the
antenna from the receiver in a few seconds and switch to a bigger 3-element antenna
if needed for longer range.
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A cover bracket at the back of the receiver protects the antenna and cables. This is
attached and removed easily by 4 thumb screws.
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This antenna works with all receivers.
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For small receivers it fits under the receiver. In this configuration it adds
only ½ inch in thickness to the receiver.
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You can also operate this antenna in one hand for our larger receivers.
Operation:
Please see the “Operation & Tips For Your Radio Recovery Equipment”
sheet for general operating instructions.
Instructions for mount antenna with TRX
–3S, -10S, -16S and –48S receivers:
1.
To mount the MINI 2 antenna onto a small receiver, align the antenna’s dual lock
material with the same material on receiver bottom. Press together at the 4 corners.
You will hear a “snap” when the attachment occurs.
2.
Unfold the handle by turning the receiver so that bottom faces up. Lift the two
center bars that are velcroed and hinged. Press the two center bars together so that
the Velcro connects. You have created a pistol handle grip. Turn unit so you hold
the receiver above the antenna.
3.
To open the antenna elements, look at the receiver face. Note the 2 layers of
antenna elements folder beneath receiver. Pull the bottom element halves out to 90
degrees from each side of the receiver. Then pull the upper element halves out to 90
degrees from each side of the receiver. You antenna mounted under a small
receiver is now ready to use.
Locate a signal:
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To locate a transmitter collar’s signal, hold the receiver / antenna so you arm is fully
extended in front of you. Raise the receiver / antenna so it is at or slightly above
eye level. Rotate your body in a complete circle and watch the receiver’s meter
needle or LED bar.