Area Required – 100’ by 100’ flat installation surface comprised of earth or a building roof. The antenna and its supporting mast are installed in the center.

Support Mast – Installable on the ground or on a roof, a pivot and winch allow the 20’ support mast with attached antenna to be raised and lowered for assembly and adjustment without the need to climb or use a bucket truck. A support pipe anchors the assembly to the ground or to a ballasted roof stand.

Separation from Tall Structures – Choose a location where nearby objects taller than the 20' mast are at least twice as far away as they exceed the mast’s height. Example: if a 75’ tower is in the vicinity (75’ – 20’ = 55’) it should be at least 110 feet (55’ X 2) away.

Environment – Installation on properties or structures smaller than 100’ X 100’ may negatively affect performance.

Guy Lines – Four non-conductive guy lines extend from a ring at the top of the antenna to the installation surface. A second set of lines tethered to a lower guy collar provide additional support. The guy lines can be tied to support poles if desired.

Equipment Cabinet – Contains an impedance matching network, J plugs, lightning arrestor and ground bus. The cabinet is installed at service height on the support pole.

RF Exposure Considerations – A one-meter separation from the antenna meets FCC standards.  Fencing is not required with the antenna mounted on the 20’ support mast.

Groundplane – A 50’ radius, 32-element preassembled groundplane can be provided. It may be surface-installed, elevated or buried, fanned evenly.

Roof Installation Kit – Allows installation on a flat roof building without penetrations. Roof pads are provided to prevent damage to the roof surface.

Network Analyzer – to tune the antenna and match its impedance.