and seal the connection with coax sealant tape or a weather boot.
4.Mount the antenna on the mast, and secure it by tightening the hex nuts evenly onto the
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•Mount a grounding block (not supplied, available at RadioShack) as close as possible to where the downlead enters the house.
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Signal Splitter
1.Connect the coax downlead from the antenna to the ANT jack on the power injector.
2.If your TV has an
If your TV has screw terminals for VHF/ UHF connection, connect a
If your TV has a
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power injector and the TV’s VHF/UHF connections.
3.Insert the supplied AC adapter’s small plug into the power injector’s DC 12V jack. Plug the adapter into a standard AC outlet. The power injector’s indicator lights to indicate that the antenna is properly connected.
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