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Welcomes the user to the product.
Provides historical context for the antenna.
Introduces the Hustler BTV antenna series.
Addresses user expectations and manual utility.
Outlines the two main assembly approaches.
Crucial safety warning about power lines.
Details safe practices when working near power lines.
Lists necessary tools for assembly.
Provides important notes for the assembly process.
Outlines the overall step-by-step installation process.
Guides on choosing the optimal location for the antenna.
Details requirements and installation of the mounting pipe.
Discusses the pros and cons of using concrete for mounting.
Explains routing the coaxial cable to the antenna base.
Explains key factors for achieving optimal vertical antenna performance.
Discusses different mounting methods and the importance of radials.
Offers a method for installing radials easily.
Details important aspects of designing and installing a radial system.
Details the process of connecting antenna sections and clamps.
Lists parts and assembly steps for the 4-BTV model.
Lists parts and assembly steps for the 5-BTV model.
Explains the assembly of the six-blade spider.
Explains the assembly of the three-blade spider.
Covers installing the 80-meter components.
Lists parts and assembly steps for the 6-BTV model.
Details the assembly of the antenna base.
Describes an optional strengthening component.
Guides on connecting the main antenna sections to the base.
Explains connecting radials and feedline to the base.
Describes the installation of a coaxial RF choke.
Provides initial steps for tuning the antenna.
Introduces bundled upgrade packages for BTV antennas.
Explains how to mount the radial plate to the pipe.
Guides on connecting radial wires to the radial plate.
Details mounting the TB-3P tilt base.
Explains attaching the antenna base to the tilt base.
Covers testing the functionality of the tilt base.
Introduces the OMNI-TILT tilt base option.
Details mounting the OMNI-TILT base to the pipe.
Explains attaching the BTV base to the OMNI-TILT.
Discusses alternative ways to connect the feedline.
Details the installation of a feedline current choke.
Explains the concept of trap calibration.
Describes the specific traps used in the Hustler antennas.
Provides a step-by-step procedure for trap calibration.
Details tuning the 80-meter band components.
Details the methods and importance of guying the antenna.
Discusses elevated installation techniques and radial requirements.
Explains installing the antenna on a metal roof.
Helps identify different types of antenna traps.
Illustrates replacement parts for BTV antennas.
Details how to protect cable connections from weather.
Covers essential lightning protection and grounding measures.
Lists the electrical and mechanical specifications of the BTV antennas.
Details DX Engineering add-on kits for expanded band coverage.
Recommends accessories useful during the assembly process.
Suggests accessories that facilitate easy antenna tilting.
Recommends accessories that aid in antenna tuning.
Offers contact information for installation and product questions.
Guides users on how to find the latest manual revisions.
Outlines the warranty terms from New-Tronics and DX Engineering.
General| Type | Vertical |
|---|---|
| Radiation Pattern | Omnidirectional |
| Construction Material | Aluminum |
| Impedance | 50 ohms |
| Maximum Power Rating | 1.5 kW PEP |
| Mounting | Ground Mounted |
| VSWR | 1.5:1 or less |
