1.
Connect upper and lower elements.
2.
Put lower element into element
joint bracket thoroughly and fix it.
3.
Then fix upper and lower outer-
shells with outershell joint bracket
as shown in Fig. C.
4.
Fasten upper outershell joint
bracket with a wrench by holding
lower outershell joint bracket
firmly with a wrench at the same
time. Fasten the brackets until there
is no gap between them to ensure a
waterproof connection.
5.
Attach three radial elements as
shown in Fig. E.
6.
Attach two mast brackets to the
support pipe. Then connect a coaxial
cable to the feedpoint section through
the support pipe. By aligning the holes
at the bottom of the feedpoint section
and upper part of the pipe, fasten the
pipe with a lock screw.
7.
Attach assembled antenna on mast,
taking balance into account.
Fig. D
Fig. E
Fig. F
Fig. G
Radial Element
Lock Nut
Radial
Element
Fig. C
Fig. B
Gasket Holder
Lower Outershell Joint Bracket
Upper Outershell Joint Bracket
Lock Washer
Align holes
and fasten.
Feedpoint
section
Support Pipe
Mast
Brackets
Lower Element
Element Joint Bracket
Screw Driver
For Your Safety
Please read the following safety
precautions before antenna assembly.
• Assemble the antenna on the ground or
wide and flat place such as on balcony
before installation.
• Do not assemble or install the antenna on a
place where you can not have enough dis-
tance from any electric power lines.
• Do not install the antenna on a rainy or
windy day.
• Do not attempt to install the antenna only by yourself.
Installing the antenna alone on the roof may lead you to
a dangerous accident. Always ask your friends or a
professional for help installing the antenna.
• Do not use iron or aluminum ladder at a reachable
distance from any electric power lines.
• Do not install the antenna on a mast which is not
grounded properly.
• Do not have your family members or friends touch or
come close to the antenna, unless they have realized its
potential danger.
TO AVOID FATAL ACCIDENT
• Do not attempt to sustain the antenna, or any part of
support structure if it begins to fall down. Let it fall by itself.
• Do not attempt to remove or restore the antenna or any
part of support structure if it touches an electric power
line. Let it be as it is, do not touch it, and call your local
electric power company immediately.
IN CASE OF AN ACCIDENT
• Do not touch a person or an animal who is or seems to
be in contact with the antenna or any support structure
which is fallen on a live electric power line. Touching
one may lead you to be electrocuted.
• Do not attempt to separate a person or an animal who is
or seems to be in contact with the antenna or any support
structure which is fallen on a live electric power line by
yourself. Call or have someone call a police officer,
ambulance, or doctor immediately.
Antenna Installation Precautions
To determine antenna installation location, there are
several factors to be taken into account. First thing is
antenna propagation direction to specific target stations.
As to whether there are any obstacles such as tall
buildings on the line of sight. Next is specific installation
location. As to whether specific location is adequate in
terms of antenna support and surrounding safety.
• Do not attempt to install the antenna by yourself if you
do not have any experience in installing base station
antenna. Ask your experienced friends or a professional
for help.
• Do not attempt to install the antenna at a location where
it does not have enough distance from nearby electric
power lines. It is advised to install the antenna at least
twice of total antenna height from nearby electric
power lines.
• Do not install the antenna on any type of tower, pole or
telescopic mast which exceeds 30 feet high, if you do
not have enough experience in installing the antenna on
that kind of location. Ask your experienced friends or a
professional for help.
• Do not use more than 1/10’ section if you install the
antenna on iron plumber’s pipe. Attach guy wire if mul-
tiple pipes are used to install the antenna.
Lock
Screw
Antenna
Mast
Mast Bracket
Mast
