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MOUNTING LOCATIONS
Typical mounting locations are shown below. The mounting surface must be solid and rigid to prevent the antenna from
moving during windy conditions.
When attaching to wood framed structures, use the center holes on the mounting base foot to fasten onto the center of
a stud or rafter.
When attaching to masonry stru c t u res, use the four outside corner holes in base foot and four appropriate
"
double-expansion anchors or toggle bolts with flat washers (not included).
When using an optional accessory 1.66 O.D. steel ground mount pole (not included), dig a 12" diameter hole 36" deep
for the pipe. CAUTION: Make certain the area is free of underground utilities before digging. Place flattened end
of pipe in concrete to prevent rotation and attach re q u i red ground wire to punched hole. The pipe should extend at least
30" into the concrete pier. (Refer to detailed installation instructions included in your optional pole mounting kit.)
WALL MOUNTED
RAIL MOUNTED
CHIMNEY MOUNTED
POLE MOUNTED
Requires optional mount kit
Requires optional mount kit
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