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Depending on your geographic location, various dealers should be able to supply the mounting post
you specify. The following dealers can supply DOM tubing: (Other dealers in your area may be a
better choice.)
On Line Metal Store:
www.onlinemetals.com
Speedy Metals:
www.speedymetals.com
Metals Depot:
www.metalsdepot.com
Note: DX Engineering does not recommend or endorse any specific vendor.
This mounting pipe must be permanently mounted in the ground,
preferably in a concrete base 2 feet by 2 feet by 4 feet deep (with
gravel below for drainage). The antenna system requires this type
of mounting to help withstand the lateral forces present on the
antenna during wind conditions and when operating the pivot
function. Make the hole deep enough to accommodate at least 4
feet of pipe and 4 to 6 inches of gravel at the bottom for drainage.
Set the mounting pipe on the gravel, use the concrete to fill
around the pipe per the concrete instructions. Fill the hole until
the concrete is level with the ground around it. Use a level on the
mounting pipe as you fill the hole to be sure the mounting pipe is
vertically straight.
Your location, landscape and ground conditions may require different mounting solutions in
order to have the steel mounting pipe and the vertical antenna in a secure position.
Note: Galvanized steel, rather than aluminum, is much more suitable for mounting in concrete.
Aluminum will quickly corrode due to incompatibility with the materials used to make
concrete.
Coaxial Cable to Mounting Pipe
The coaxial cable should be routed to the base of the antenna system and be buried below the radial
system. PVC Conduit pipe may be used to house the coaxial cable. Bury the cable 6" to 12" below
ground level.
Radial System
The use of a radial system is a key requirement for a high performance
quarter wave vertical antenna system. With a vertical antenna system,
the radials are the second half of the antenna. The radials contribute to
the radiation efficiency of the entire vertical antenna system.
At a minimum, 32 radials, each 65 feet long, should be used with this
antenna.
DXE-RADW
Radial Wire, a 14 gauge stranded copper with a
black relaxed PVC insulation wire is suggested for the best results.
The wire radials should placed as symmetrically as possible straight