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Make sure to test your antenna in multiple locations to nd the best
reception. Placing your antenna higher up or in a position that is angled
toward the broadcast tower may result in better reception. Once you nd the
location that receives the most channels and best channel reception, you
can mount the pole and antenna.
Caution: Your mounting site must be clear of power lines. Do not attempt to
mount your antenna near electric power lines.
Note: If your walls are made of wood, do not use expansion screws. Use
self-tapping screws instead.
Place the bracket base on your wall and mark
the corresponding points for the expansion
screws and holes, based on the location.
Secure the expansion or self-tapping screws
into the bracket base holes.
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Step 5: Mount Your Antenna
Connect the pole to the base of the main unit
assembly. Use the bolts and nuts to secure the
pole to the mounted bracket.
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