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antennas determined by Wilson Electronics to have been subjected to misuse, abuse, neglect, or mishandling that alters or damages physical or electronic properties.<br><br> RMA numbers may be obtained by phoning Technical Support at 866-294-1660 or e-mail tech@wilsonelectronics.com or visit www.wilsonelectronics.com. Antenna Adapter Required 3 Sold Separately A phone/data card-speci c Antenna Adapter is required when connecting the antenna directly to a cell phone or laptop data card. To identify the correct adapter, see Wilson 9s Adapter Guide at www.wilsonelectronics.com or call Technical Support at 866-294-1660.<br><br> Adapter type may vary depending on your cell phone or laptop data card. Package Contents Include 1 - Dual-Band Marine Antenna 1 - mounting coupler 6 - radials (3 short, 3 long) 1 - thread-locker liquid 1 - plastic cable wrench Disclaimer: The information provided by Wilson Electronics, Inc. is believed to be complete and accurate.<br><br> However, no responsibility is assumed by Wilson Electronics, Inc. for any business or personal losses arising from its use, or for any infringements of patents or other rights of third parties that may result from its use. Copyright © 2007 Wilson Electronics, Inc.<br><br> All rights reserved. RF Safety Warning: The outside antenna must be installed with a separation of at least 16 inches from any of the vessel 9s occupants or nearby persons and must not be located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or ampli er. !<br><br> 2 Thank you for purchasing a Wilson ® antenna. Please read all instructions before installing and check the parts supplied against those listed in this guide. Wilson 9s weatherproof berglass-encased antenna is omni-directional and ideal for many marine applications including small boats, cabin cruisers and yachts as well as RVs, of ces and homes.<br><br> It has the highest gain allowed for a mobile antenna and has a built-in radial ground plane for maximum performance. Our innovative design results in high ef ciency and low signal loss, which means more signal to your cell phone or cellular data card. This performance-based marine antenna is backed by Wilson 9s 30-day money-back guarantee and 1-year warranty.<br><br> Carefully Determine Your Mounting Location The Wilson® Marine Antenna should be mounted as high as possible with no obstructions. Marine antennas work on a cline-of-sight d basis, so the higher your antenna is, the farther it can receive a signal. This gives you a greater range for your cellular communications.<br><br> There is a compromise between installing the antenna as high as possible and keeping the cable run short to reduce signal loss. For cable runs under 20 feet (recommended), Wilson® has various RG-58 cable lengths and connectors available (sold separately). If cable length over 20 feet is needed, we recommend increasing the cable size to RG- 9913 to reduce signal loss.<br><br> Make sure your mounting location is as far away as possible from other antennas and upright objects like masts. Be careful not to kink or crush the antenna cable or bend it tightly around obstructions during installation. This can lead to poor performance and signal loss.<br><br> For assistance with your installation, call Wilson Technical Support toll free at 866-294- 1660 Monday through Friday between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Mountain Time, or visit www.wilsonelectronics.com.<br><br> Wilson is closed Saturday, Sunday and holidays. Vertical Placement Vertical placement is very important for proper operation. There may be a desire to angle the antenna backwards for aesthetic reasons.<br><br> However, not having the antenna mounted vertically decreases its performance. A general crule of thumb d for placement is to install all antennas at least an antenna 9s length away from other antennas. If there is not enough separation between antennas (especially when using a wireless signal ampli er), then oscillations may occur causing the ampli er to power down.<br><br> 1. 2. 1.<br><br> First, attach the antenna to the coupler. 2. Then, attach the coupler to the mount.<br><br> ! Allow the cable to turn freely when attaching or damage may occur! 3301 East Deseret Drive, St.<br><br> George UT 84790 For additional Technical Support visit www.wilsonelectronics.com Phone: 866-294-1660 Fax: 435-656-2432 Part #103010 AIG MAR 009 / 01.30.07 Wilson ® Electronics, Inc. Antenna Speci cations Part Number301130 Frequency Range806-894 MHz / 1850-1990 MHz Impedance50 ohms Antenna Gain5.12 dBi 806-894 MHz / 6.12 dBi 1850-1990 MHz RadiationOmni PolarizationVertical Wavelength0.9 Wavelength 806-894 MHz / 1.95 Wavelength 1850-1990 MHz Ground PlaneBuilt-in Ground Plane ConnectorFME Female MaterialWhip - Stainless Steel / Casing - Fiberglass Coax CableRG58 - 7 inches Height21 inches / 53.3 cm MountStandard 1-inch x 14 thread Assembling and Attaching the Antenna Screw the six radials into the holes near the base of the antenna (see diagram). Note: The hole size is different between the short and long radials.<br><br> Tighten the radials snugly with a wrench. Do NOT over tighten. The included liquid thread lock must be used to ensure the radials do not vibrate loose.<br><br> Use the 1 d 14-thread coupler (included) to attach the antenna to any standard marine mounting bracket. The coupler provides a feed through for routing the connecting cable, which will run to your cell phone, cellular data card, or Wilson signal ampli er. Once the antenna is properly attached to the mounting bracket, attach the connecting cable (sold separately) to the antenna 9s 7 d pigtail cable and route it to the location of your cell phone or cellular data card.<br><br> Use the appropriate adapter for your cell phone or data card (sold separately). If you are using a Wilson Signal Ampli er, carefully follow the instructions included with the model purchased. Warning: Damage will occur to the cable when the antenna is attached to the coupler if the cable is not allowed to turn freely.<br><br> ! 7 d Coax Cable Antenna Base Coupler

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