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AntennaCraft CCS1843 Assembly Instructions

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Note: This is a sample representation of your
antenna. To see your particular model, check
the end label on the antenna carton.
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Read this manual and Consumer Product Safety Commission information.
For your safety and convenience, plan each step of the installation and
purchase the necessary hardware in advance. The order in which you
perform the steps and the hardware required depends on the mounting and
connection methods you choose.
We recommend two people assemble the entire antenna on the ground, then
mount the assembled antenna on the mast. The following steps are required
to assemble your antenna depending on which model you have. Look at your
antenna and the picture of the assembled antenna on the carton label.
Warning: When you install your antenna, use extreme cau-
tion. If the antenna starts to fall, let it go! It could contact
overhead power lines. If the antenna touches the power line,
contact with the antenna, mast, cable, or guy wires can cause
electrocution and death. Call the power company to remove
the antenna. Do not attempt to remove it yourself.
ASSEMBLING THE ANTENNA
1.
If your antenna has more than one main boom section, use the supplied
splint hardware to assemble the sections as shown. If necessary, lift one
end of the main boom so the wires reach the threaded posts of the next
section.
Note: Some antenna models may have straight wires that connect
across the splint instead of crossover wires.
WARNING: Installation of this product near
powerlines is DANGEROUS. For your
safety, follow the installation directions.
2.
Use the supplied hardware to loosely attach the supplied mast clamp
assembly to the main boom as shown. If your antenna has a support
boom, attach its mast clamp assembly, facing it the same direction as
the main boom's mast clamp assembly.
Note: Some antenna models may have the mast clamp
pre-attached.
3.
If your antenna has a support boom, align its support straps and mast
clamp with the main boom's strap holes and mast clamp. You may have
to flip the support boom ends to get the correct hole alignment. Attach
the support straps to the main boom using the two supplied 1½-inch
screws and large wing nuts.
4.
Press the supplied large end plugs into the main boom and support
boom. If your antenna has wing booms, press the supplied small end
plugs into the wing booms.
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Summary of Contents for AntennaCraft CCS1843

  • Page 1 Digital Ready Note: This is a sample representation of your antenna. To see your particular model, check the end label on the antenna carton. BEFORE YOU BEGIN Read this manual and Consumer Product Safety Commission information. WARNING: Installation of this product near For your safety and convenience, plan each step of the installation and powerlines is DANGEROUS.
  • Page 2: Unfolding The Antenna Elements

    If your antenna has triangle shaped delta wings on some of the elements, CONNECTING LEAD-IN CABLE TO THE ANTENNA unfold each pair of them so that one wing points upward and one wing We recommend RG-6 cable, and if you prepare your own cable, a quality points downward.
  • Page 3 WARNING: INSTALLATION OF FOLLOW THESE RULES AND LIVE If you’re not sure about a careful, safe installation—don’t try to do it THIS PRODUCT NEAR yourself. Call your local power company or check with Yellow Pages under “Antennas or Television and Radio Antenna Systems” for an POWERLINES IS DANGEROUS.
  • Page 4 • Estimate length of guy wires and cut them 7ALLCHANIS 507 • Attach to mast using guy wire ring • Have a second person hold the mast upright while the guy wires are attached and tightened to the anchor bolts www.antennacraft.net...