Maco Antennas Comet Manuel utilisateur

COMET

MACO Antennas, A Division of Charles Electronics, LLC

302 S. East Street, Mt. Carroll, IL 61053

www.macoantennas.net

(815) 244-3500

MACO COMET

PACKING LIST

PART QTY OD SIZE LENGTH DESCRIPTION CHECKLIST

T59P 1 1 ½” .050” 72” ALUM. TUBING SWAGED ONE END ____

T28 1 1 ½” .050” 72” ALUMINUM TUBING ____

T11P 6 5/8” .050” 72” ALUM. TUBING SLOTTED BOTH ENDS ____

T01 8 ½” .050” 72” ALUMINUM TUBING ____

P01P 1 ¼” x 5 5” 1 ½” BOOM TO 1 ½” MAST PIPE ____

W04P 1 7/14 40” COPPER WIRE ____

FA1P 4 48” FIBERGLAS RODS ____

G01P 2 11 METER GAMMA MATCHES ____

Z08P 4 GAMMA STRAPS W/COAX CONNECTORS ____

S42 2 COAX CONNECTOR W/MOUNTING NUT ____

HARDWARE BAG #1

U02 10 1 ½” PLATED U-BOLTS ____

S02 10 1 ½” PLATED SADDLES ____

N03 20 5/16” LOCK NUTS ____

HARDWARE BAG #2

BE1P 6 1 ½” BOOM TO ELEMENT MOUNT ____

W58P 12 5/8” ALUMINUM CLAMPS ____

PL2 8 .437” PLASTIC CAPS – BLACK ____

PL4R 1 1 ½” PLASTIC CAP – RED ____

PL4B 1 1 ½” PLASTIC CAP – BLACK ____

S21 13 10-24 ½” MACHINE SCREWS ____

N11 13 10-24 SQUARE NUTS ____

N12 7 #10 LOCK WASHERS ____

N26 7 #10 FLAT WASHERS ____

Z02P 4 ½” GAMMA STRAPS ____

1 FIBERGLASS ROD KIT (4 SCREWS) ____

1 WARRANTY SHEET ____

1 INSTRUCTION SHEET ____

1 TIP SHEET ____

Please note: In an effort to keep the price on Maco Antennas down, we have decided not to clean up all the burrs and

rough edges on the parts. We recommend that you deburr and clean up each part with files, sandpaper, etc. so that they

go together easily. We are aware this needs to be done but have elected not to do it to save you the money we would

have to add to the price of the kit for this service.

Rev 05/09

BLACK

PLASTIC

CAP

(PL4)

REFLECTOR

-78”--.

\\\

l/2”

O.D. MAST

(CUSTOMER

FURNISHED)

.57”

--l

GAMMA

MATCHES

DRIVEN

ELEMENT

RED PLASTIC

CAP

lDIRECTOR

This figure shows what the antenna should look like when assembled. Specific assembly details are

shown on following pages. All hardware should be tightened securely, and then coated with silicon rubber

sealant or similar compound to prevent loosing from wind vibration .

Take care to locate all parts accurately per dimensions given. Complete each step as instructed before

going onto the following steps.

After completing assembly, install red plastic cap (PL4R) on the director end of the boom, and the

black plastic cap (PL4B) on the reflector end. This will enable you to tell at a glance the direction of transmit

and receive.

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l/2”

U-BOLT (U02

112”

SADDLE (S02)

916”

LOCKWASHER (N02)

5/16”

HEX NUT

(NOI)

/’

l/2”

U-BOLT (UO2

l/2”

SADDLE.(S02)

5/16”

LOCKWASHER (N02)

5/16”

HEX NUT

(NOI)

l/2”

O.D. MAST

(CUSTOMER FURNISHED)

To assemble the boom slide the swaged ends of the boom section

(T59P)

0.152m into the boom

section (T28)

Mount the boom-to-mast plate (PO3P) to the boom using the 1

l/2”

U-bolts, 1

l/2”

saddles, and hardware

shown.

This antenna is designed for mounting on a 1 l/2” O.D. mast. Mount using 1

l/2”

U-bolts, 1 l/2’ saddles,

and hardware as shown.

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Please

read the Assembly and Troubleshooting Tips

at the

end of this instruction booklet before assembling elements.

DIMENSION

ELEMENT

W58P.

S21,

[CLAMP WITH

#10-24x

l/2”

DRIVEN

209”

l/2”

\SCREW

SQ.

NUT

DIRECTOR

204” 66”

REFLECTOR 161

l/2”

314”

FIBERGLASS

EFLECTOR

DMEN~IONS

ARE ONLY PRELIMINARY

CHANCE TO

OET

EQUAL

sms

OF 9’ 6”.

FIBERGLMS

LENGTH ISNOTCRITICAL,

HOWNER,THEEQUALWlRE

LENGTH

9’

6”

VERY

CRITICAL.

TIIPJ

518”

O.D.

TUBING

TllP-

5/8” O.D.

TUBING

ELEMEN

ASSEMBLY (FIGURE

3AI

-------

BE2P

TUBING BOOM-TO-

ELEMENT

MOUNT

TIIP

518”

0 D

TUBING

UOl,

SOI,

NO1 NO2

2”

u-BOL

SAVOLE

-----

mm--

HORIZONTAL

UOI,

SOI.

NOI,

NO21

5116”

NUTS a WASHERS 1

7/8”

2”

U-BOLT a SADDLE

5116”

NUTS 8 WASHFRS HORIZONTAL ELEMENT MOUNTING ELEMENT SPACING

VERTICAL ELEMENT MOUNTING

(FIGURE 3B)

______--__---______----------------___

The length of the reflector wire is very critical. It must be the correct length to

operate correctly. Take the wire

(WO4P)

and uncoil it making sure that there are no

kinks; secure it to a nail. Pull the wire until it stretches an inch or so. The easy way

to get the correct lengc#,for the reflector loop is as follows

1. Drive

nails in a board or fence

l/2

the length of the loop apart --which is 228”

(5.790m)

between them.

2. Stretch the wire

aro:zq$he

nails by hand as tightly as possible and splice ends

together. Solder the splice. Remove one nail

521,

Nil,

N12, N26, and remove the loop. Cut any excess wire off.

3. Loosely assemble the machine screws

(S21),

flatwashers (N26), lockwashers

(N12),

and hex

nuts (N06) onto the lugs of the fiberglass arms,

adjusting the length as shown.

4. Tighten 3 of the 4 clamps that hold the

VERY

:RITICAL

zxq$F;;

;-Fiire

shown,

6. Tighten the wire by pulling the fourth

FIGURE

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fiberglass rod until the wire is the same tightness as it was around the nails. The wire

loop is now the correct length. REFLECTOR DIMENSIONS ARE ONLY PRELIMINARY. CHANGE

TO GET EQUAL SIDES

01;

9’ 6”. FIBERGLASS LENGTH IS NOT CRITICAL, HOWEVER, THE EQUAL

WIRE

LENG'I‘H

OF 9’ 6” IS VWY CRITICAL.

NOTE:

THESE DIMENSONS ARE APPROXI-

MATE. REFER TO THE INSTRUCTIONS ON

ADnJSTINNG

THE S.W.R. TO

DETERMlNE

EX-

ACT SETTINGS. THERE ARE 2

St:PARATE

GAMMA ADJUSTMENTS, 1. CAPACITOR AD-

JUSTMENT, 2. SLIDER POSITION.

DO NOT MOVE BOTH AT THE

SAME

TIME.

MOVE THE CAPACITOR FIRST, THEN, IF NEC-

ESSARY MOVE THE SLIDER, AND GO BACK TO

THE CAPACITOR.

ZOBP-GAMMA

STRAPS

(INSTALL FLUSH AGAINST

BOOM-TO-ELEMENT MOUNT)

ELEMENT

318” STARWASHER

FLATWASHERPLASTIC

SHOULDEFi

WASHER

ZO2P

GAMMA

STRAk

(SLIDER)

VERTICAL/

DRIVEN ELEMENT

l!-

GOlP

USTOMER FURNISHED

OAXIAL

CABLES

HOHILON

GAMMA MATCHCOMET

GAMMA MATCH MOUNTING

GOIP

VERTICAL

GAMMA MATCH

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Installing and rigging towers, masts and antennas require specialized skills and experience. Information

supplied by M

assumes that all products will be installed by personnel having these skills and have installed

similar products before. No one should attempt to install towers or masts without these knowledgeable skills.

assumes no liability if faulty or dangerous installation practices are used. There are available, trained

and experienced personnel to assist in installation, maintenance, or disassembly. Contact your local installer if

consultation or assistance is required.

All tower and antenna installations should be thoroughly inspected at least twice a year by qualified,

experienced, and trained personnel to insure proper performance and safety standards.

An additional warning precaution is given to be careful of surrounding high voltage power wires and other

electrical hazards during installation of your tower, rotor, or antenna.

Revised 09/12/10

Antennas is a Division of Charles Electronics, LLC

www.macoantennas.net

(815) 244-3500

Do not erect a tower, rotor, or antenna during an electrical

storm, rainstorm, or when lightning is a possibility.

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