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WHIP-63-71
RG58C/U Cable
Male Connector UH.-104
(CD63-71-73U only)
Note: Your DEALER can fit new cable to your antenna
quickly and easily. DO NOT attempt this yourself as
SPECI.IC instructions are required.
1.
Cut end of cable squarely.
2.
Remove 35mm of the vinyl jacket and slide the coupling ring onto the cable.
3.
Remove 25mm of the braid and fan back as shown (.ig.2).
4.
Remove 25mm of the dielectric from the centre conductor taking care not to
damage the inner conductors (.ig.2).
5.
Thread centre conductor of the cable through the connector from the back
(.ig.3). When you are sure that all of the strands of the centre conductor are
protruding from the pin, screw the connector clockwise onto the braid.
6.
Continue to screw the body onto the cable until it becomes fairly tight (.ig.4).
DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN OR SHORTING O. THE CONNECTOR MAY
RESULT.
7.
Trim any excess conductor from the pin. The centre conductor shouldpreferably
be soldered, though the UH.-104 can be terminated by gently crimping the pin.
8.
.or final assembly screw the coupling ring onto the connector body (.ig.5).
Doc Ref:INS-36726-2
MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS
.igure A
" " " " " Stepped" Nut Use
16.0mm Hole
8.5mm Hole
Installing The Coaxial Connector Model UH.-104
Choosing a mounting position
When choosing a mounting location try to ensure that the
whole antenna, in particular the whip section is as high as
possible and as far away as possible from metallic
obstructions (e.g. roof racks, or vehicle pillars). When
mounted in a vertical position well removed from such
obstructions the antenna will provide optimum performance.
Installation Procedure
1.
.it the base coil and cable assembly to the mounting
bracket to be used.
NOTE: .it the hex locknut on the antenna. Using the
stepped nut the antenna can be installed in a 16mm
hole or inverted to allow placement in a 8.5mm hole
(see figure A).
2.
.it the mounting bracket to the vehicle. The preferred
position for gutter mounts is near the centre door pillar
on the drivers side.
3.
Route the coaxial cable into the vehicle and to the
transceiver via the best and most direct path. NOTE:
Where the cable enters the vehicle try to avoid
positions which will result in excessive wear or
compression. It is a good idea when using gutter
mounts to use the rear door rather than the front door
for example.
4.
.it the whip section to the base coil.
5.
.it the connector to the coaxial cable and connect to
the tranceiver.
6.
Test the VSWR using an in-line R. power meter.
Do not tune the antenna. This antenna is pre-tuned
7. 7. 7. 7. 7.
and should not require adjustment. If the VSWR is in
excess of 1.5:1, test the coaxial connectors and cables.
NOTE: Due to the design of the high impedance
matching circuit, a DC short will exist between the
braid of the coaxial cable and the radiating element of
the antenna. There should not, however be a short
between the outer and centre conductors of the coxial
cable. If there is a short across the coaxial cable, this
would indicate incorrect coaxial connector fitting.
Please seek your dealer’s advice.
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FIG.1
FIG.2
FIG.3
FIG.4
FIG.5
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