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Home My WebLink About94-4304 BUILDING PERMIT Permit K' CITY OF ZEPHYRHILLS (813) 788-6611 _4304~ 9-/(P-7Y Date ~,~) ELECTRICAL PLUMBING P,"perty owneJ-v' h 4 a Job Address: ~ 3 --'--- ~ _~ Parcell.D. # /1- ;l. b - d-./ - tJOI tJ .. d.../ V t/ - 0/ YO MECHANICAL Sewer Conn Water Conn: Water Me.!er: TI.F.'s: Zoning: . ~ Ene~g~ Jl. <//! Radon Gas: Descnptlon of Work 7 -:!oA 'fi-d NO OCCUPANCY BEFORE C.O. FINAL~ -Z6-CZ DATE Complete Plans, Specifications and Fee Must Accompany Application. All work shall be performed in accordarce with City Codes and Ordinances. c.o. Inspector Permit Fee Sigl'lature Company Address Telephone# 1f;4 ~OA~ < ~ Valuation or Contract Price ~ -c:rz:y ,. ?/V City License Registration # State Certified License# t'7)A JYlP)) - BUILDING ELECTRICAL PLUMBING MECHANICAL Ftr. Pre SLB Lintel FRM. Insul. CL ;ftL f'fMtL .tb ~'<H Driveway bet..--<-- Tp. Servo Rough In Meter Can Const. Pole Pool Pre-Meter Final SLB Tub Set Water Sewer Final Breakers Ducts Insl. Compressor Final REINSPECTION FEES: When extra inspection trips are necessary due to anyone of the following reasons, a charge of Fifteen and 00/100 Dollars ($15.00) shall be made for each trip for each trade: a. Wrong Address b. Condemned work resulting from faulty construction. c. Repairs or corrections not made when inspection called. d. Work not ready for inspection when called. e. Permit not posted on job site. f. Plans not at job site. g. Work not accessible. The payment of inspection fees shall be made before any further permits will be issued to the person owning same. APPLICATION FOR PERMIT CITY OF ZEPHYRBILLS BUILDING DEPARTMENT (;~i 7-1& -7'[/ OWNER t S ADDRESS 11lf/J f)/JAJI,eL- S '-'?U L,LJ StJfA 7 H ,SHAE /Ii/,€', PHONE 7?3-f:2S""'~ 2EjOlI-)4eJIJ/-~/; .R,:f~fJ/P OWNER'S NAKE JOB ADDRESS LEGAL DESCRIPTION: LOT(S) BLOCK SUBDIVISION PARCEL LD.' ,//-~-~j-IJOIIJ -)./'1IJ.-t? IL/O (OBTAIN FROM PROPERTY TAX NOTICE) 't--: WORK PROPOSED:_New Construction _Addition _Alteration _Repair """:""-Install _Sign _Move _DeIIOlish PROPOSED USE: ~ngle Fsaily _M/F _' of Units _M/H _ec-ercial _Indust. _Swim. Pool _Other _Restaurant & Health Department Approval DESCRIPTION OF WORK: SA-rr: f))~)/ BUILDING SIZE: '--" x Square Feet, - Height RESIDENTIAL: ATTACH (2) PLOT PLANS & (2) SETS OF BUILDING PLANS & (1) SET ENERGY FORMS. COMMERCIAL: ATTACH (3) SETS OF BUILDING PLANS & (1) SET ENERGY FORMS. PROPERTY SURVEY REQUIRED FOR ALL NEW CONSTRUCTION. PERMITS REOUESTED ~UILDING $ IFOlJ. DO Valuation of Total Construction Florida Power Corp. W.R.E.C. _ELECTRICAL AKP Service _MECHANICAL $ Valuation of Mechanical Installation _PLUMBING GAS ROOFING SPECIALTY TYPE OF CORSTRUCTION: _Block _Fralle _Steel ~111!: ~.J'JI Other FIRISBED FLOOR ELEVATIORS: FT. IS PROJECT IN FLOOD ZONE AREA? YES NO ****************************************** CONTRACTOR SECTION BUn.DER (J W;V h /L- COKPARY State Cert. or Regist. , City License Registration , ****************************************** t/w/z/,E ~ Signature RT.RCTRICIAR COMPARY State Cert. or Regist. , City License Registration , ****************************************** Siimature PLUMBER Signature COKPARY State Cert. or Regist. , City License Registration , ****************************************** MECHANICAL COMPARY State Cert. or Regist. t City License Registration , ****************************************** Signature OTHER COMPANY State Cert. or Regist. , Signature City License Registration , ****************************************** APPLICAITOH APPIIOVIlIl B~*U"""~~. PERKIT OFFICER. CONDITIONS OF PERMIT AFFIDAVIT A. NOTICE OF DEED RESTRICTIONS The undersigned understands that this perlit lay be subject to "deed restrictions" which lay be lOre restrictive than City regulations. the undersigned assUles responsibility for cOlpliance with any applicable deed restrictions. B. UNLICENSED CONTRACTORS AND CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBILITIES If the owner has hired a contractor or contractors to undertake work, they lay be required to be licensed in accordance with state and local regulations. If the contractor is not licensed as required by law, both the owner and contractor lay be cited for a lisdeteanor violation under state law. If the owner or intended contractor are uncertain as to what licensing requirelents lay apply for the intended work, they are advised to contact the City of Zephyrbills Building Deparblent, (813) 788-6611. FurtherlOre, if the owner has hired a contractor or contractors, he is advised to bave the contractor(s) sign portions of the "Contractor Sections" of this application for wbich they will be responsible. If you, as the owner sign as the contractor, you are indicating that you, rather than the contractor, are responsible for the work. If the contractor wishes you to sign as contractor that lay be an indication that he is not properly licensed and is not entitled to perlitting privileges in the City of Zephyrhills. C. TRANSPORTATION IMPACT FEES AND UTILITY CONNECTION FEES D. CONSTRUCTION LIEN LAW (CHAPTER 713, FLORIDA STATUTES, AS AMENDED) I certify that I, the applicant, have been provided with a copy of "Florida's Construction Lien Law - HoteoWDer's Protection Guide" prepared by the Florida DepartJent of Agriculture and ConsUler Affairs. If the applicant is sOleone otber than the "owner", I certify that I bave obtained a copy of the above described docutent and prOlise in good faith to deliver it to the "owner" prior to cOllencl!lent. E. CONTRACTOR'SjOWNER'S AFFIDAVIT I certify that all the inforlation in this application is accurate and that all work will be done in cOlpliance with all applicable laws regulating construction, zoning, and land developaent. Application is hereby lade to obtain a perlit to do work and installation as indicated. I certify that no work or installation has cOllenced prior to issuance of a perlit and that all work will be perforted to leet standards of all laws regulating construction, City codes, zoning regulations, and land developleDt regulations in the jurisdiction. I also certify that I understand that the regulations of other governtental agencies laY apply to the intended work, and that it is IY responsibility to identify wbat actions I lust take to be in cOlpliance. Such agencies include but are not li.ited to: A Deparblent of Environtental Regulation - Cypress Baybeads, Wetland Areas and EnviroDlentally Sensitive Lands, Water/Wastewater TreatJent A Southwest Florida Water Managetent District - Wells, Cypress Baybeads, Wetland Areas, Altering Watercourses · ArlY Corps of Engineers - Seawalls, Docks, Navigable Waterways · Departlent of Health & Rehabilitative Services, Environtental Health Unit - Wells, Wastewater Treablent, Septic Tanks A US EnviroDlental Protection Agency - Asbestos abatetent I also certify that, if fill laterial is to be used in Flood Zone "A" or "A,etc.", it is understood that a drainage plan addressing a "cOlpeDsating volute" will be subtitted whicb is prepared by a professional engineer registered in the State of Florida prior to perlit issuance. A perlit issued sball be construed to be a license to proceed with tbe work and not as authority to violate, cancel alter, or set aside any provisions of the technical codes, nor shall issuance of a perlit prevent the Building Official frOl thereafter requiring a correction of errors in plans, construction, or violations of any code. Every perlit issued sball becOle invalid unless the work authorized by such perlit is cOlIBnced within six IOnths of issuance, or if work authorized by the perlit is suspended or abandoned for a period of six IOnths after the tite the work is cOlleDced. One 90 day extension of tite, laY be allowed for the perlit with fee charge of $15.00. The extension shall be requested in writing to the Building Official. An approved inspection lUst be logged during each six IOnth period, or the project will be considered abandoned. WARIING TO ONlfER: YOUR FAILURB TO RECORD A NOTICE OF COMMENCEHEIf MAY RESULT III YOUR PAYING TWICE FOR IMPROVEMmS TO YOUR PROPERTY. IF YOU IlfElfD TO OMAIN FIHAMCIHG, COHSULT WITH YOUR LElfDER OR AM AnORREY BEFORE RECORDIHG YOUR HOfICE OF IlIIlIJICIIUl JOIlS 01 12,500 IN YAWl 00 IIOr IIlIlD YO RE(l)IlIl AID POST :~ OF ClIlIIEIICmIIT'. ,~I)~J< --e SIGHATURE: COlfRACTOR STATE OF FWRIDA f} COUlfY OF [flSc 0 The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this q-}b , 19~ by PA fYl 0 fl' e./ ~ o 1.S persona known to me or who has produce as identification and who did/did not take an oa~ A/ d tnd;... ,1 (Signature ' -Seel!v Ii mal/reS -:rf2, (Name Typed, Prinfed or Stamped) NOTARY PUBLIC NOTARY PUBLIC S'rATE CF FLORIDA MY CQllMISSIotI EXP. JULY 14,1995 BONDED THRU GENERAL INS. UNO. STATE OF FLORIDi3 coum OF YTSc 0 The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this 9-/6 , 191L by icl.s ho 1.S personall known to me or who has pro uce as identification and who did/did not take an oath"h /J' . /K 4l1d-J.. ~ (Signature) __ / ....) c IU v /j PlC//I (t"S.::r.c'. (Name.Typed, Printed or Stamped) NOTARY PUBLIC NOTARY PUBLIC STATE OF FLORIDA MY r'Ol't4ISSION EXP. JULY 14,1995 OOI'I~ED THRU GENERAL INS. UNO. SlTR "1M (3!,~ 9-/6-f/ . (tlP.SIDEHTUL US! OHLY~ " l'AHCEI. I, U, .JL ::lEe ;21- 'l'W l' ~/ JlHU J / ()' X"ff 0 ' /JOlt); SUllU . :2/ 'fo llLOC':' t:J/~tJ LUT I'H()I'I~II'n' tIEASlJltI~I:Jff Iti. "1 . ,,~ ... .. ................ l:Ultiu.:irr OWtll!JlS '. rR he( J-- PIIt!). ..lJ ft/JJ 6t-- .~ . UA'l'E C)-It -'It! .. All drowln8s ahall bQ drawn to 8C.lllu for .11 parcol. or lot. five acras or le:ta. .( q/)' : t, .f! '" / .. ''', .--:- - '. -, . ')0. e.~l ; -( Uft. \ 1112.. qeJt ) . ./' ;1S' J " ~ S ~ ~ _J",; .' .-~ S t) I/.c::: SIIOW ALL EXIS'l'lNC "NO PROrOSED STRUCTURES CIVINe DDtEHSIOH:l AND SIn'l1AC~. AL:D, lImlCAl'l~ "'IY noun:s Of WATt':R AND ROAJ>WAYS (IHCLUDINC HAKES) ADJAC~'f TO 'filE PUOPI!JI'l'Y. I NurCA'!'&':; T"f. SIZE, YEJ\Jl, Nib NNiE Of 110t:tI..E1 SUCllAS 11' x 60t, 198\, FLEE'fWOOU. ~ll t1EASEHEN1S". uRICIlT-OF-WA:ttl &and ~'JURlSDICTIONAL LINES II. .~,,~: bG shown on all sJtP. plans.. UO 1I0T ENCROACtI INTO ANY EI\SEHENT WITH A STRUCTURE ,t;" . II.. I 60 ".1 -. flOU$E CONSTRUC.TlON ".LI: ," .... PROPOSED ADDITION ".".: 10, .t' I.. .. ."", I~~rt l":ll.ri;'.'~~"rt:i. '0' rot . ~ ".. RO"O "".., 1'4"'" !to"1I ..".., , c; i l fll''''l\! rl! SlTR "leAN . (tlESIDENTUL usa OHLY~ . . l'Anc~:1. 1,1), JL :iI':C ;21- '1\11' ~/ JlN(; , I } / () x "q 0 pal/); suuo ' :2; 'to UL.O(;~ CJ/~t:J L.OT 1'/l()I'I~lIn' tlEASUllmil::tff ~i. '\ . ,,~ .. ._ of ..' .' -........... .~ cuuill.:irr OWUl!JlS " f 11'( J,.; Plit!). .{J IfIJJ &~ & . UA'l'E 9 -It -9'1 . AI 1 d row lnss shall bo drawn to Be.du for all pareala or lot. f ha acra. or le:t&. ( q()' : t, ., l " . / . 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U'!! t........ -: :: ":.':; &..~~~I:, i i h..... ~ ~ a o ., .. - . ~ '0' .0' I -J. to' 1I0AD .....1' 1'4 A'" ...., 110&0 ,...., . .. ! l "JI' :\1, : rf' SECTIONAL ANTENNAS . Stronger Bridge-Rib Design . C/Ku Mesh . Powder-Coat Finish . Intermediate Support Ring . 8-Point Polar Mount . All-Aluminum Reflector . Quad Feed Support .5-Year Limited Warranty ,!!", / PROUDLY MADE IN THE USA ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS QUAD ANTENNA THE FUTURE OF FOUR-PIECE ANTENNAS IS HERE! Innovative, high-performance features combined with proven durability and dependability make the QUAD AFt{ENNA a dream for installers and users. " The four-part design assures quick and rigid assembly.by combining proven quality and engineering. The STI-12 is an eight section antenna for shipping cOJ1Siderations. C/Ku MESH The Ku mesh design ensures optimum performance for both C/Ku and 5 bands. INTERMEDIATE SUPPORT RING An intermediate support ring welded between the antenna ribs forms the mesh into a compound curve - increasing reflective efficiency. 8 POINT POLAR MOUNT The 8 point 32" ring attachment provides a more rigid mount than a conventional 4 point attachment. A 4 point 24" ring is also aVe.:!eble. 3/4" SHOULDER BUSHINGS The 2 shoulder bushings provide a maintenance-free smooth polar pivot on the pre-assembled mount. Every Warranty Card Enters You Into Our Monthly Drawing For A Free Jacket POWDER-COA T FINISH The finish coat consists of a thermoset resin that provides excellent weather protection. ALL ALUMINUM REFLECTOR The new QUAD is lighter, stronger, and more durable because of its all-aluminum construction. UNIQUE EXTRUDED BRIDGE RIB This additional center bridge rib, extruded between the side walls, provides more strength than a conventional hollow rib. Standard on all XI Models. QUAD FEED SUPPORT A quad feed support, standard on the QUAD ANTENNA assures fast and accurate centering of the feed assembly. , SPECIFICA TIONS XI-? Plus SI-10 XI-10 STI-12 STI-16-1 Diameter 90"(2.3m) 120"(3.0m) 120"(3.0m) 145"(3.65m) 191 "(5.0m) FID Ratio 0.40 0.38 0.38 0.40 0.30 Focal Length 36 1/8" (91.7 em) 46" (116.8 em) 46" (116.8 em) 59" (149.9 em) 59" (149.9 em) Gain @ 4.2 Ghz. 38.2 dBi 40.2 dBi 40.3 dBi 42.3 dBi 44.5 dBi Gain @ 12.2 Ghz. 46.3 dBi 47.1 dBi 48.2 dBi 49.8 dBi 51.2 dBi Weight with Mount 99 Ibs. (45 kg) 158 Ibs. (72 kg) 160 Ibs. (73 kg) 214 Ibs. (97.1 kg) 5781bs. (263 kg) Beam Width 2.2 degrees 1 .7 degrees 1 .7 degrees 1.3 degrees 1.0 degree INTRODUCTION Congratulations! You have made a wise investment by purchasing this SECTIONAL ANTENNA. This product will provide you with information, entertainment, and many years of trouble-free service. The heavy duty mount is a collective effort of industry- educated designers and engineers concerned with strength, durability and performance. The reflector, constructed of aircraft quality aluminum with powder coated finish, meets the enduring standards of every season. Following are detailed assembly instructions and warranty information for your new SECTIONAL ANTENNA. Thank you for purchasing this product "PROUDLY MADE IN THE USA". PRE-ASSEMBLY INFORMATION PARTS LIST QUAD BOX: 4 Reflector Panels (Box optional) 8 Reflector Panels (STI-12, XI-? Plus II) 16 Reflector Panels (STI-16) 1 - Pre-assembled Mount 1 - #? Actuator Bar (Not included wI? Plus) 2 - Center Hub Plates 1 - Bolt Bag (Optional Feed Horn Enclosure) FEE:D SUPPORT BOX: 4 Feed Support Rods Please check boxes for damage upon delivery. Immediately make a claim to report any damage with the freight company. . \< MOUNT BOX: 2 STEP 3 Place the two halves together, face down, line LIP the pre-drilled holes and place the V4" -20x2" bolts t~rough the three outermost and one innermost holes. See Figure 3. TIGHTEN FINGER TIGHT ONL Y AT THIS POINT. Now make sure all the quadrants are properly joined and flush at each assembly point. THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT TO ASSURE THE CURVE OF THE REFLECTOR IS MAINTAINED AND SUPPORTED CORRECTL Y. Wrench tighten all bolts. PRE.ASSEMBLED POSITION ~ t.. '+ -- - .1-"- Figure 3. Figure 4. STEP 4 You may stand the assembled reflector on edge for easy access to the center. Attach the center hub plates to the antenna by inserting four 5/16"x2" carriage bolts through the front plate, between the ribs, and through the rear plate on the back side of the reflector. Be sure to use 5/16" washers on the rear hub plate. See Figure 4. SECURELY TIGHTEN THE CARRIAGE SOL TS WITH A WRENCH. Figure 5. -----=====- ------ STEP 5 This step involves attaching the quad feed supports. Carefully lay the antenna down on its back so the reflective surface is facing up. Holes are drilled in each reflector section to accommodate the Quad Feed Support. When attaching the quad feed supports to an eight section antenna, attach the feed supports to every other reflector section. Attach the feed supports so the feed horn servo motor will be positioned correctly to the polar axis as outlined in the feed horn instruction manual. Attach the end of the feed support rod with the round hole to the outside perimeter of the antenna (See Figure 5) with V4" -20x1 V2" bolts. The 12' feed supports attach through holes in the face of the reflector. The slotted end of the feed support rod attaches to the feed horn (illustrated in Figure 6) with V4" -20X34" bolts. The feed supports should be positioned equally to properly center the feed horn. You may now set the focal length at 31" for Quad 6 Plus - 36 1/8" for Quad 7 Plus - 46" for Quad 10 - 59" for the STI-12 and STI-16, measuring from the flat center hub plate to the feed horn wave guide. The wave guide is the centermost ring on the feed horn. Adjust the feed horn in or out, by 1/8" increments for optimum Ku band performance. A peak meter is also recommended. Figure 6. .~~ .,,\{) STEP 6 Place the pre-assembled mount over the 3'/2" outside diameter (4'/2"-12',6"-16') ground pole. STEP 7 Installation of the #7 actuator bar is recommended on Antennas for areas within 1 00 East or West of the 1100 longitude line to give the actuator a better mecha~ical . advantage. Installation of the #7 actuator bar outSide thiS area is not required for proper system operation. The proper actuator bar positioning must be obtained so that the antenna will track the entire arc of satellites. To find that position, you must first locate your latitude and longitude on a map. Refer to Chart 1. Add the actuator bar as per Figure 7 or 8, which shows the proper alignment for your location. Secure the actuator bar with (2) '/2 "x1'/2" bolts and locknuts. Now you may install your actuator or hand crank. TIG.HTEN ALL SOL TS WITH A WRENCH. The #7 actuator bar IS not supplied with the 6 or 7 Plus. Attach the actuator directly to the correct side of the elevation U-bracket as shown. Figure 7. SITES \fEST OF II[] L~GITUDE -- Em \EST ___ Figure 8. STEP 8 Setting the Elevation/Declination. Rotate the mount ring on the mount pivot axis until the mount ring is parallel with the elevation U-Bracket (as shown in Figure 9) which will be the highest look angle. Refer to the Elevation/ Declination Chart, find the latitude of the installation site. Note the Elevation (A) and corresponding declination offset (B) angle for the installation site. Set the Elevation (A) first, then adjust the declination (B) to the correct setting for your site latitude. Securely wrench tighten the declination and elevation settings at this time. 4 TOOLS' NEEDED FOR ASSEMBLY 1 - 1/2" & 7/16" Open End Wrenches 1 - 16" Adjustable Wrench 1 - Steel Tape Measure 1 - 7/16" Socket and Ratchet 1 - 3/4" Open End Wrench ~OUNDATION REQUIRE~~ Diameter requirement for the ground pole is 31/2" outside diameter. 12' antennas require a 4Y2" 0.0. pole. 16' antennas require a 6" 0.0. pole. The pole should extend a minimum of four feet underground for the 10' & 12' antenna. The foundation should be supported with a minimum of 2500 pounds of cement in normal soil conditions. Less foundation material is required for the 7' antenna and a larger foundation for the 16' antenna. It is necessary for the pole to be plumb; this allows the antenna to track the entire arc of satellites perfectly. Consult a building contractor in your area for more information on local soil conditions. SITE SELECTION The location of the antenna must have an unobstructed view of all the satellites desired. Also, insure that no large trees, buildings, etc., prevent a clear field of view. SPACENET 2 \ \ \ SOUTH HIGHEST ELEVATION I I I I SA TCOM 1 .. " I" '{:. '. "~ '-"~:' ~"'I .. . . -Jr; . ~.. ," ~,y~:.'..- .~ ~ ~- !;"tl . ',.. ".. -" :-: .e.\~:r....~.. " .,., .' ~(. .. -<' ., . ': ':.." .,t, r': . ~ :/.~ . '" ABOVE GROUND POLE LENGTH The ground pole should be at least five feet above ground for the Southern United States; six feet above ground for the Northern United States. Pole length for 12' antennas is one foot greater; 16' antennas require a three foot greater length. '" I I " " Clear Field of View SECTIONAL ANTENNA ASSEMBL V INSTRUCTIONS PLEASE READ THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL BEFORE ASSEMBLING! THIS MANUAL IS MEANT AS A GUIDELINE. MANY INSTALLERS MA Y FIND DIFFERENT STEPS OR PROCEDURES EASIER. THE OBJECT IS TO OBTAIN OPTIMUM PERFORMANCE FROM THE ANTENNA. STEP 1 It is necessary to assemble the reflector on a flat surface to ensure proper alignment of the sections. It is a good idea to protect the surface finish by placing cardboard, etc., under the edge of the reflector. Begin by assembling any two quadrants with the 1f4"-20x2" bolts through the three outermost pre-clrilled and the innermost hole of the sections on the Quad 10' antenna. Use Y4" flat washers on both sides of the rib, at each assembly point. When assembling the STI-12 and the Quad 7 Plus antennas, do not insert a bolt in the innermost hole at this time. A Y4" -20x21/2" bolt will be inserted in the vacant hole when attaching the reflector to the mount. TIGHTEN FINGER TIGHT ONLY AT THIS TIME. HARDWARE SIZE COMPARISON ALL HARDWARE SHOWN IS ACTUAL SIZE. (4) '1.".20x1'1," HEX HEAD CAP SCREWS WITH WASHERS AND NUTS q 11.1) IJ_IJ~ ~ ~JIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Please refer to page 6 for additional assembly instructions for the STI-12 antenna. 'I, .'.20x2" HEX HEAD CAP SCREWS WITH WASHERS AND NUTS STEP 2 Duplicate Step 1 by assembling the remaining two quadrants. Now you have two halves. '1....20x2';,.' HEX HEAD CAP SCREWS WITH WASHERS AND NUTS NOTE: The XI-7 Plus II and the STI-12 are 8 section rather than 4 section antennas. For ease of assembly, it is recommended you assemble the eight sections into quarter sections. Then follow the instructions outlined herein for quad antennas. Figure 2. 3 ~ .. - .. .. Figure 11. ~o Figure 11. REFLECTOR PARTS PART # 17 18 DESCRIPTION Feed Support Rods (4) Reflector Panels (4), [STI-12 (8), XI-7 Plus II (8), STI-16 I (16)] Center Hub Plates (2) 19 INST ALLING TI{ [ABLE [LIP _ CABlE PLACE THE CURVED END Of THE CliP OVER THE SECTION JOINING BOLT BETWEEN THE REfLECTOR RIB AND ; THE fLAT WASHER BEfORE ~' _CABlE TIGHTENING BOLT DURIMiASSEMBLY, V CLIP SPRING THE SHORT SIDE Of THE CLIP TO INSERT THE CABLE. 12 Foot - 8 Section Reflector Focal length: 59" ~ @ NOTE: When the optional high wind support trussing is used: Do not install the second bolt from the outside until the mount is on the reflector face, 2" BOLT "------------;."1.1111. ~ ""- -" --"~~~' ~ -.... ..:; :...:- ;111 11& 11111111111111 .' -- '2'/" BOLT FULL THREAD The center plate is designed to center over the center hole in the reflector with the carriage bolts passing through the center hole of the reflector, When assembly is complete on both halves, lay face down and join halves together to complete reflector assembly. NOTE: ALL FASTENERS SHOULD BE FINGER TIGHT ONLY. WRENCH TIGHTEN ALL FASTENERS ONLY AFTER THE HALVES ARE JOINED TOGETHER. "12 "x '/....20 BOLT __ __" p' ,,~"--g'I'hl'l g FEED SUPPORT (4),-.------.\ DOUBLE RIB (SECTIONAL JOINT) _ . OUTER-MOST . ,. INTERMEDIATE SUPPORT '~ ." \~~ ,. BOLT SLOTTED END TO FEED \~9PTIONAL HIGH WIND ~PORT T,,"55 32" RING .,~ FITS OVER 4'12' '~ 0.0. POLE After antenna face bolts are tightened, place mount on reflector. Then install 2112" full thread bolt through mount saddle brackets. Now install optional high wind support trusses. NOTE: When placing the mount on the reflector. DO NOT wrench tighten until all fasteners are in place finger tight. 6 ELEVATION/DECLINATION CHART (A) Elevation Declination (8) Zenith Setting latitude U-Bracket Offset Angle (Declination Degrees Degrees Degrees + Elevation) 1 1.02 .15 1.17 3 3.07 .46 3.53 5 5.12 .76 5.88 7 7.17 1.06 8.23 9 9.22 1.36 10.58 11 11.27 1.66 12.93 13 13.31 1.96 15.27 15 15.36 2.26 17.62 17 17.40 2.55 19.95 19 19.44 2.84 22.28 21 21.47 3.12 24.59 23 23.51 3.40 26.91 25 25.57 3.66 29.23 27 27.59 3.94 31.53 29 29.62 4.20 33.82 31 31.64 4.47 36.11 33 33.67 4.71 38.38 35 35.68 4.97 40.65 37 37.69 5.21 42.90 39 39.70 5.45 45.15 41 41.71 5.67 47.38 43 43.72 5.89 49.61 45 45.71 6.11 51.82 47 47.70 6.32 54.02 49 49.70 6.51 56.21 51 51.69 6.70 58.39 53 53.67 6.89 60.56 55 55.66 7.06 62.72 57 57.64 7.22 64.86 59 59.61 7.39 67.00 61 61.57 7.52 69.09 63 63.54 7.66 71.06 65 65.51 7.78 73.29 67 67.48 7.90 75.38 69 69.44 8.01 77.45 71 71.41 8.11 79.52 73 73.37 8.20 81.57 75 75.33 8.28 83.61 Information courtesy of Gourmet Entertaining - 213-666-2728 STEP 9 Now attach the completed reflector to the mount. First secure the reflector to the four wide rib brackets to the reflector with Y4" -20x2112" bolts. Repeat this procedure with the four narrow rib brackets using Y4" -20x1112" bolts. (Applies to 10' antennas only.) WRENCH TIGHTEN ALL BOLTS. Figure 9. (B) Zenith Setting / (A) Elevation U-Bracket Degrees STEP 10 The antenna is now complete. Please check the focal length measurement; and be sure the feed horn is centered and properly secured. IMPORTANT: To optimize the antenna's performance, it "is recommended that a bore sight tool be used to ensure that the feed horn is aimed directly at the center of the antenna. . This antenna is now ready to adjust for tracking. .,. "to. .p Chart 1 PROPER TIGHTENING PROCEDURE FOR MOUNTS THAT INCORPORATE THE PIPE CLAMP NOTE: Please refer to Figure 10 to identify the parts discussed. STEP 1 Insure that there are only three spacer washers at the lower clamp bolt. STEP 2 Tighten the lower clamp bolt enough to remove any excess play between the pipe clamp and the ground pole. STEP 3 Tighten the upper clamp bolt an equal amount. STEP 4 Tighten the set bolt enough to contact the pole. STEP 5 Track the system in the normal manner. STEP 6 Tighten the lower clamp bolt as tight as you can with a standard 3/4 inch wrench. STEP 7 Tighten the upper clamp bolt as tight as you can with a standard 3.4 inch wrench. STEP 8 Tighten the set bolt as tight as you can with the boxed end of a standard 3/4 inch wrench. After tracking is complete, make sure that all the fasteners are securely wrench-tightened. UPPER CLAMP BOLT LOWER CLAMP BOLT Figure 10. 5