• Minimize blockage. The antenna requires a
clear view of the sky to receive satellite TV.
The fewer obstructions above decks, the
better the system will perform.
• When choosing a mounting surface, ensure
it is wide enough to accommodate the
antenna’s base. See illustrations for antenna
dimensions.
• Ensure the mounting surface is flat, level
(within ±2º), and strong enough to support
the 18-pound antenna. Use a separate
mounting plate, if necessary.
• Custom mounting solutions, including
struts and masts, are available from several
third-party manufacturers. Contact your
local KVH dealer for details.
• KVH recommends that you do not mount
the antenna on the same level as the radar,
because the radar’s energy might overload
the antenna.
• Be sure to mount the antenna near enough
to the supplied belowdecks receiver to
allow you to connect the 50-ft. (15 m) coax
cable between the antenna and the receiver,
while still maintaining sufficient slack in
the cable. The antenna cable CANNOT be
extended.
• When choosing a location for the receiver,
find a dry, well-ventilated area belowdecks
away from any heat sources. Also be sure
the receiver’s front panel will be easily
accessible to the user and the three lights on
the top of the receiver will be visible.
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