4. Attach to the mast in the orientation shown in the picture
below.
5. Orientate the aerial so that it points to the nearest
transmitter. You can find the location of your nearest
transmitter at http://www.ukfree.tv/transmitter.php
If there is an obstruction in the direction of the transmitter,
then pointing the aerial slightly to one side of the obstruction
may result in improved reception.
If in doubt, observe other aerials installed in the
neighbourhood, and point the aerial in the same direction.
6. Connect the coaxial cable to the F-connector on the dipole
unit.
7. Connect a TV coax plug to the other end of the coaxial
cable and plug into to the aerial input of the television
If using a ready-made cable with F-connectors on both ends,
adaptors are available, part number F399A (F-socket to TV-
coax plug) from your local Electrovision dealer (see
www.electrovision.co.uk and click the "dealers" link)
OPERATION
These aerials are intended for use with analogue and digital
television receivers in Band IV and Band V (MHz to 860MHz).
They are wideband aerials, so can be used whenever Group A,
Group B, Group CD, or Group W aerials are specified.
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