Shakespeare Electronic 6235 Phase III series Installation Instructions

Cleaning instructions
To clean the antenna, use mild dishwashing liquid (one that is not harsh to the
hands and without ammonia) in lukewarm water. WARNING: Do not let paint
solvents, cleaning solvents, or adhesive caulking come in contact with the antenna.
Chemicals in these materials might destroy the finish.
Thank you for choosing a Shakespeare Phase III antenna product. Shakespeare
works hard to build reliability and durability into all of its products for maximum
customer satisfaction. Customer comments are welcome.
FOR YOUR RECORDS
Antenna Serial #________________________________________________
Model _________________________________________________________
Date of Purchase _______________________________________________
Shakespeare Dealer ____________________________________________
Electronic Products Group
U.S. Operations: 6111 Shakespeare Rd. · Columbia, SC 29223
803-227-1590 · Fax: 803-419-3099 · www.shakespeare-marine.com
U.K. Operations: Enterprise Way, Fleetwood, Lancashire, FY7 8RY, England
+44 (0) 1253 858787 · Fax: +44 (0) 1253-859595
Shakespeare Company, LLC is a subsidiary of Jarden Corporation (NYSE: JAH)
©2008 Shakespeare Co. all rights reserved.
Style 6235 8' AM/FM Entertainment Band
IMPORTANT: Please read all instructions before installing.
Before you start, check parts supplied against those listed and obtain the
required additional materials, if needed.
Supplied Parts
1 Antenna assembly
1 1"-14 thread adapter
1 Rubber O-ring
1 Coupling nut
1 20' RG-62 coax cable with Type "N"
connector and Motorola type plug installed
Tools required:
Screwdriver, drill, drill bits sized according to the
cable you are using, wrench
Other tools or supplies that are appropriate to
your specific application may also be needed.
Required additional materials:
U-bolts, stainless steel strapping and
appropriate hardware, if mounting the
antenna to a mast
Coax extension kit, if needed to lengthen the
included cable
rev. 02-07-2011

Installation Instructions