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DB201 Ground Plane Omni Antenna
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120 MHz. Two clamps are provided with DB201 anten-
nas in the 30-120 MHz frequency range. Tighten the
mounting clamps securely and evenly. If two clamps
are used, ensure that the clamps are vertically aligned.
5.
Using the supplied lockwashers and nuts, install the U-
bolts onto the base plate, leaving them loose enough
that the ground radials can be placed between the U-
bolts and the base plate. Slide the radials in until they
touch against the side of the adjacent U-bolt. Then,
tighten the U-bolts securely and evenly.
6.
Mount the fully assembled antenna onto the tower en-
suring that the antenna is vertical and that the mount-
ing clamps are tightened evenly and securely.
7.
It is recommended that a check of the antenna VSWR
is measured at this point. Note this measurement care-
fully and record it for future reference.
8.
After checking the VSWR at the antenna, connect the
station transmission line to the antenna. Make the con-
nection snug, but do not apply heavy force with pliers.
To prevent moisture problems, carefully wrap VAPOR-
WRAP™ (11317 or 11316) around the connection; work
ing the compound into all cracks and smoothing it over
Materials:
Radiator Assy.
Ground Radials
Support Pipe
Mounting Clamps
Max. Exposed Area
(flat plate equivalent)
Wind Rating
Survival (w/o ice)
Survival (1/2" radial ice)
Lateral Thrust at 100 mph
(40 psf flat equivalent)
Bending Moment (2" below plate)
At 100 mph (40 psf flat equivalent)
Overall Length
Height (above base plate)
Max. Width (horizontal)
Net Weight
Andrew Corporation
Base Station Antennas
8635 Stemmons Freeway
Dallas, TX U.S.A. 75247
35 MHz
6063-T832 aluminum,
7/8" OD with 1/8" wall
and 3/8" OD solid rod
6061-T6 aluminum,
1/2" OD solid rod
tapered to 1/4" OD
Galvanized steel
1-5/16" OD, 24" length
Galvanized steel
1.1 ft²
93 mph
51 mph
45 lbs.
64 ft. lbs.
101"
77"
216"
24 lbs.
Telephone: 1-800-676-5342
FAX (U.S.A.): 1-800-229-4706
Internet: www.andrew.com
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the outer jackets of the transmission line. Failure to wa-
terproof the cable connection will result in improper op-
eration of the antenna.
9.
Secure the feeder cable and antenna transmission line
to the tower in the best position as to avoid physical
damage to the cable.
10. After the antenna and transmission line installation has
been completed, a careful visual check should be made
to ensure that:
•
All mechanical connections have been securely made.
•
All connections have been securely wrapped with
VAPOR-WRAP™ to prevent moisture problems.
The installation, maintenance, or removal of an antenna
requires qualified, experienced personnel. Andrew installation
instructions are written for such installation personnel.
Antenna systems should be inspected once a year by qualified
personnel to verify proper installation, maintenance, and
condition of equipment.
Andrew disclaims any liability or responsibility for the results
of improper or unsafe installation practices.
MECHANICAL DATA
50 MHz
6063-T832 aluminum,
7/8" OD with 1/8" wall
and 3/8" OD solid rod
6061-T6 aluminum,
1/2" OD solid rod
tapered to 1/4" OD
Galvanized steel
1-5/16" OD, 24" length
Galvanized steel
0.8 ft²
122 mph
65 mph
32 lbs.
35 ft. lbs.
78"
54"
151"
22 lbs.
Customer Service, 24 Hour: U.S.A. • Canada • Mexico: 1-800-255-1479
U.K.: 0800 250055
Other Europe: +44 1592 782612
Andrew Corporation
NOTICE
150 MHz
6063-T832 aluminum,
6063-T832 aluminum,
7/8" OD with 1/8" wall
7/8" OD with 1/8" wall
and 3/8" OD solid rod
and 3/8" OD solid rod
6061-T6 aluminum,
6061-T6 aluminum,
1/2" OD solid rod
1/2" OD solid rod
Galvanized steel
Galvanized steel
1-5/16" OD, 12" length
1-5/16" OD, 12" length
Galvanized steel
Galvanized steel
0.4 ft²
0.3 ft²
Over 125 mph
Over 125 mph
Over 125 mph
Over 125 mph
16 lbs.
11 lbs.
5 ft. lbs.
1 ft. lbs.
30"
19"
18"
6-1/2"
49"
15"
10 lbs.
6 lbs.
Copyright © 2003 by Andrew Corporation
450 MHz
Printed in U.S.A.
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