Assembly Instructions - Solid Signal Xtreme HDB4X Assembly And Installation Manual

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

Extend the front section of the
antenna out, by loosening the
wing-nuts on both brackets to
create a separation, and then tight-
en them back down.
To fast the antenna to a mast,
tighten down the U-bolt over the
mast. This bracket is compatible
with masts up to 2" outer diameter.
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Attach the mounting bracket to the
antenna using the attached
wing-nuts and bolts.
Slip the weatherboot over cable and
screw on to the F-connector on the
antenna.
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Antenna Placement for Best Signal
Antennas rely on line of sight, so to get the best performance place the antenna where it
has a clear view. An obstruction like a building or hill immediately in front of the
antenna reduces signal more than a building down the street. Try and avoid placing the
antenna within 3 feet of any metal objects that could interfere with reception.
If you live in a valley or
Being at an elevated
have obstructions, try position can be
and put the antenna up
helpful for antenna
higher to compensate reception.
for signal loss.
Aiming your Antenna
This antenna picks up
approximately 60°
wide out of 360°. Aim
the antenna to face
60°
the center of the
group of stations you
are trying to receive.
If you are having
trouble getting a
particularly weak
channel, you can
try pointing the
antenna directly at
the compass heading.
This information
Top-down view of
is available from
antenna
sites like
www.antennaweb.org
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Installing an antenna
in the attic makes it
less e ective and
WARNING
may require you to
use a larger antenna
RISK OF ELECTROCUTION
Every year people are injured or killed from
antennas or mast making contact with
overheard power lines. Be sure to check
mounting site to ensure there is no risk of
antenna touching a power line.
Always be aware, and use caution when
going up on a roof. Besides the risk of
falling, the electrical shock that comes from
contacting a power line with your antenna
or mast is equal to being struck by a bolt of
lightning
Grounding
Please check your local electrical code for
grounding requirements. Outdoor antennas
should be grounded. Call Solid Signal today or
visit solidsignal.com for a selection of
grounding blocks and grounding accessories.
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