Magnetic Patch (Car Antenna) Installation - Globalstar Sat-Fi Installation And Configuration Manual

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Magnetic Patch (Car Antenna) Installation

An external magnetic patch (car antenna) is required for satellite communication when the Sat-Fi is used
inside a vehicle.
The external car antenna should be mounted on the roof of the vehicle with an unobstructed view
of the sky.
The external car antenna is easily mounted to the roof of your vehicle via its magnetic base.
Inspect the surface of the magnet for damage before placing the antenna on the car.
The external car antenna is not designed for high speed driving - use moderate speeds when
mounted on the roof.
The metal surface on the underside of the external car antenna can get hot; use caution when
taking it off the roof.
Do not mount the external car antenna on the trunk or a lower surface – performance could
be affected.
The external antenna uses coaxial cables that connect the antenna to the Sat-Fi. Use only the
coaxial cables that come with the antenna kit. Do not cut or modify the coaxial antenna cable.
Use existing slots and channels in the vehicle for routing
Route cables so that they will not tangle or interfere with the movement of seats, pedals and
emergency brakes
Avoid routing cables under floor mats so as not to catch on your feet
Route cables so they are at least 6 inches from electrical cables so not to cause electrical
interference
Use coaxial sealant, shrink-wrap tubing, electrical tape, or other suitable products to seal all
external cable connections to prevent moisture and corrosion damage.
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