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INFORMANON ON ANTENNA
1, FM ANTENNA
For
excellent reproduction
of
FM
broadcasts,
a
proper
FIVI
antenna
is a
necessity.
CHOOSE
THE
PROPER
ANTENNA FORYOUR
AREA
O AREAS WHEBE THE
STATIONS
ARE
CLOSE
AND THE
SIGNALS ARE
STRONG
The
use
of
an
outdoor
Fl\,4
antenna is recom-
mended
but
the
T
shaped
antenna
provided
with
this unit
can also
be
used.
When
using
the
T
shaped
antenna, connect
it
10
the
FM
300ft
terminals.
While listening
to
an
Fl\,4
station, attach the
antenna
to
the
ceiling or
wall. The strength
of
the
signal
will
change
with
the direction
of
the horizontal part of
the antenna. (The
top of the
"T").
Orient
it
in
the
direction
that
brings
the
strongest
and
best
reception.
AFEAS
WHEBE SIGNALS
ARE
WEAK
BECAUSE
OF
LONG DISTANCE FROM
FM
STATIONS
OR
WHERE
BUILDING
CON'
STRUCTION
BLOCKS
THE SIGNALS
Use
an
outdoor Fl\l
antenna
of
from 3 to
I
elements
located
in
the
highest
possible place.
Usually 300
ohms
flat twin
lead
is
used
be-
tween the
antenna and
the
tuner.
lt
should
be
connected
to the
F[/300O
terminals.
AREAS
WITH
INTERFERENCE
OR
NOISE
lf
you
live
in
the
city
where
there
is
a
lot of
automobile
traffic,
near
industrial
plants. or
near
hiqh voltage lines,
you
may
encounter
noise
even
if
you
install an outdoor
FIV
antenna.
ln
such
areas
it
is
necessary
to
connect
the
antenna
to
the tuner with
75
ohms coaxial cable. When using
75
ohms
coaxial cable, connect
it
to the FM75S,
ter-
m
inals.
HOW
TO
ATTACH COAXIAL
CABLE
Use a
coaxial
cable
cutter
or
some
other
suitable
instrument
such
as
a
wire cutter,
etc.
(D
Cut
back
the outer insulation of
the
cable
to
a
distance
of
15mm
(5/8")
Coaxial
Cable
O
Peel
the
braided
shield
wire back over
the
outer insulation of the
cable.
O
Cut the
insulation
from the
inner conductor
to
a
distance
of
1Omm
(3/8").
lnsert
the
end
of
the
coaxlal cable
into
the
holder
of the
Fl\,475Q
terminals and
fasten
the
inner
conductor down.
Ihen
tighten the
holder,
over
the braided
portion
9f
thecable.
Functions
as
a
ground
o
Shield Wire
lnsulation
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