Owner's Manual

5
Installation
Do not install couplers, splitters, etc.
between the power supply and the
antenna. Installation of any item on
the downlead may cause a short in the
system. The downlead supplies +12VDC
to the preamp in the antenna.
The power supply should be turned
OFF when connecting or disconnecting
cables to the power supply and antenna,
but should be turned ON during voltage
testing.
What’s in the Box
Make sure you have the following items
included in the packaging. If any items
are damaged or missing, contact your
dealer.
● TV Antenna Wing x 1
● Antenna Base x 1
● Ceiling mount bracket x 1
● 4 x 12 mm square socket pan head
tapping screws x 2
● Warranty Card x 1
● Instruction Manual x 1
Mounting the Antenna
There are two ways of installing the
rooftop antenna:
● Method 1 - Making a new opening. In
this case the ceiling of the RV must
be accessible.
● Method 2 - Using the existing opening
in the vehicle roof.
Making a New Opening
1. Select a flat location where there is
sufficient area to mount and seal the
antenna to the roof surface. Do not
install the antenna next to any other
device on the rooftop.
2. Mark a basic hole outline on the RV
rooftop using the antenna base as a
template. (Fig. 1)
*
Center of
the Base
Fig. 1
3. Drill a 2” (50mm) circle hole in the RV
roof using a hole saw. (Fig. 2)
**
Center of
the Base
Fig. 2
*, **
The outline of the antenna base
equipped with FAN73B7C-BL3 is slightly
different.