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Roof
Ceiling
Roof
Headliner
washers and the nut. Remove the threaded rod
from the vehicle. Place a nut onto the threaded rod
at the point where you will cut it.
CAUTION:
Check that you are not cutting into the
top end with the inside threads.
Tighten this nut
in a vise and cut with a hacksaw. Once the cut is
complete, remove the nut from the cut end to de-
burr the threads. Use a rat-tail file or knife to de-
burr the inside of the rod. This is important because
a sharp edge may later cut the cable.
6. Push the threaded rod back down through the hole
in the roof. Place a rubber washer, steel washer,
star washer and nut onto the lower end of the
threaded rod. Tighten the nut until it is snug, but
do not over tighten. It may be necessary to have a
second person hold the nut on top of the vehicle.
7. Feed the antenna’s cable through the center of the
threaded rod from the top of the vehicle. Screw the
bottom of the antenna to the internal threads of the threaded rod. We recommend that you place a
bead of silicone caulking around the outside rubber washer and bottom of the outside nut. Push the
rubber boot down over the nut and washers.
8. The six radials should be screwed into the antenna just above the short fiberglass rod. A small amount
of the included liquid thread lock on the radial’s threads will ensure that they will not vibrate out.
9. Route the cable to the location where you will be using your phone. Attach the adapter (not included)
to the female FME connector on the end of the antenna cable.
NOTE:
For best performance, it is important to mount the antenna as high as possible.
Warning:
If using a Signal Booster, ensure that all antenna and adapter cables are
connected before powering up the Signal Booster
.
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Warning:
Mount the antenna at least 8 inches away from any other antennas to avoid
interference.
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Technical Support
You may obtain additional help by calling 866-294-1660, Monday through Friday between 7:00 AM
and 6:00 PM MST. Wilson Electronics is closed Sat.-Sun. and holidays.
U.S. Patent Nos. – D462,070; D506,995; 6,788,261