Airtronix PV-7 Manuel du propriétaire - Page 2

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That's it. You're DONE ! Now you're ready to work the World on the HF bands with one of the most portable and

efficient antennas available. Be sure to read the "Antenna Use", "Operating Tips" and "Precautions" sections

(below) before actually transmitting with the antenna.

NOTE: Some sway in the antenna and coil is natural (especially on windy days) and will not seriously affect

performance. Disassembly of the antenna is simply performed by reversing the order of the steps above.

Antenna Usage

Once the antenna is correctly assembled, completely erected and connected to a transceiver, you are ready to

operate.

1. If you haven't already, connect the antenna to a transceiver (The Feedpoint Insulator accepts a male

BNC connector -- adapters may be used).

it very secure as it must hold the entire weight of the antenna

upright)

3. Put the lug of the Ground Radials/Counterpoise Wires [D] on

the bolt labeled "Ground" of the Feedpoint Insulator

Assembly [B] and thread it (finger-tight) into the Couple Nut

[H] already attached to the Ground Support Stake (all nuts

should only be tightened with fingers – do not use a wrench

– to avoid damaging the antenna).

4. Thread two Coupling Nuts [H] halfway onto each end of the

remaining Steel Riser [J]

5. Now thread the Steel Riser [J] (with the two Couple Nuts [H]

already attached at each end) onto the bolt labeled

"Antenna" on the Feedpoint Insulator Assembly [B] already

attached to the Support Stake.

6. Tightly connect the 3 PVC Risers [E] together using the 2

PVC Couplers [F] (this will become the inner Coil Support for

the Tuning Coil).

7. Tightly connect the 2 PVC End Caps [G] to the inner Coil

Support – one on each end (top and bottom).

8. Connect the Coil [C] around the inner Coil Support (be

careful not to permanently bend any the coils) and place the

bolts at each end of the inner Coil Support through the holes

at each end of the Coil [C] (this is your Coil Assembly).

9. Connect the Wander Lead [D] lug around the bottom bolt of

the Coil Assembly and then thread the entire Coil Assembly

to the Coupling Nut [H] of the Steel Riser [J] already

attached to the base of the antenna.

10. Thread the Telescopic Whip Antenna Assembly [A] to the

top bold of the Coil Assembly and then fully extend the

telescoping antenna.

11. Extend the Ground Radials/Counterpoise Wires [I] out in

three directions (of equal spacing) from the antenna (120-

degrees apart from each other) and leave them resting

above on the ground.