Technical data

The elevation/azimuth mount design simpliﬁes installation, minimizes foundation requirements,

and enables horizon-to-horizon coverage from any worldwide location. The ground mount as-

sembly enables 180 degree positioning for selected azimuth viewing. Azimuth range

coverage is plus or minus 90 degrees, divided into three 120 degree continuous ranges with

a 30 degree overlap. Elevation adjustment is continuous from 0 degrees to 90 degrees.

After ensuring that the foundation has been properly prepared, the ground mount assembly

process may begin.

The pedestal ground mount assembly arrives in a packaged wooden crate as shown in

Figure 11 below. The mount can be positioned manually or by using a crane; however,

Andrew recommends that this procedure be performed using a crane to ensure speed and

ease of installation.

As stated previously, the pedestal ground mount installation process can be conducted

manually or by using a crane. The following steps provide the necessary procedures for

installing the ground mount assembly using a crane.

Installation Procedures

Pedestal Mount

Unpacking

Assembly

(Using a Crane)

Figure 11