Notes:
► Do not bend coaxial cable into less than a 3-inch radius.
Tighter bends can cause shorts and change the cable’s
impedance.
► Do not install coaxial cable where it will have a pulling
tension greater than 50 pounds.
► Any clamps or securing devices should grip the cable
evenly without crushing it. For example, use only round-
headed staples.
► Do not expose coaxial cable to a temperature greater
than 176° F (80° C). Keep the cable away from heating
vents and water heaters. The cable jacket withstands
most outdoor environments. However, you must seal
connections and splices against water entry.
► Most TVs accept cable signals by default. To receive
stations on UHF channels 14-69, you must set your TV
to accept over-the-air signals. Refer to your television’s
owner’s manual for instructions.
Toward TV Stations
4.
Attach the F-connector to the antenna. Attach the
mast clamps to the antenna’s mounting brackets with
the antenna screws and washers. Do not tighten the
screws.
5.
Route 75-ohm coaxial cable through the mounting
mast, and the mounting brackets. Then, connect it to
the F-connector and seal the connection with sealant
tape or a weather boot.
6.
Mount the antenna on the
mast. Face the front of the
antenna vertically with the
Antennacraft
logo toward
the TV stations, and tighten
the four antenna screws.
Connecting Your Antenna
The cable between the power injector and antenna carries
power to the antenna.
Limited 90-Day Warranty
Mast Clamps
F-Connector
Antenna
Screws
and
Washers
Coaxial
Cable
Mounting
Brackets
6/06
Specifications are typical; individual units might vary. Specifications are subject to
change and improvement without notice. Actual product may vary from the images found
in this document.
This product is warranted by Antennacraft against manufacturing de-
fects in material and workmanship under normal use for ninety (90) days
from the date of purchase from an Antennacraft dealer. For complete war-
ranty details and exclusions, check with your local Antennacraft dealer.
Mounting
Mast
Specifications
Typical Gain:......
.................
6.4 dB over UHF Band (Ch. 14-69)
Average UHF half-power beamwidth:
.......................
60 degrees
Average UHF Front-to-Back Ratio:
...................................
17 dB
Internal RF Amplifier: Typical Gain:
..................................
10 dB
Noise Figure:
.........................................
3.5 dB
Estimated Physical size:
........................................
18" x 20" x 4"
FM Trap (fixed):
..........................................
88-108 MHz, 20 dB
Impedance:
......................................
75 Ohms, Unbalanced
Power Requirement
............................
15V DC, 120V AC, 60 Hz
...............
(with supplied adapter)
Mounting: ...... 1¼" Outer Diameter Round Mounting Pipe
Weatherproof Housing
1.
Connect the coaxial cable from the antenna to the
power injector’s
ANT
jack.
NOTE: DO NOT
CONNECT DEVICES, SUCH
AS AMPLFIERS OR SPLITTERS, BETWEEN THE
POWER INJECTOR AND THE ANTENNA.
IT WILL CAUSE A SHORT AND
PERMANENTLY DAMAGE
THE ANTENNA.
3.
Plug the AC adapter into
the power injector and
into a standard AC outlet.
2.
Connect the power injector to your
TV. If you are connecting more
than one TV set, you can use a
signal splitter (not supplied).
4.
When connected
properly, the
LED lights.
Power Injector
Digital Ready
TV
AC Adapter
