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Orion XTREME 3752 - Installation Tips

Orion XTREME 3752
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INSTALLATION
TIPS
TOOLS
OF
THE
TRADE
Listed
are
the
majority
of
the
tools
required
to
perform
the
installation.
Having
the
proper
tools
will
make
the
installation
that
much
easier.
Some
of
these
tools
are
necessities.
Some
make
the
job
much
easier.
marking
pen
electric
drill
with
assorted
drill
bits
utility
knife
Phillips
and
flat
blade
screw
drivers
pliers
(standard
and
needle
nose)
wire
brush
or
sandpaper
for
chassis
grounding
solder
iron
and
solder
grommets
heat
shrink
tubing
nylon
tie
straps
volt-ohm
meter
(optional)
wire
cutters
wire
crimpers
wire
strippers
RTA
(real
time
analyzer)
Reference
CD
with
1
kHz
Sine
Wave
at
OdB
level
(all
bits
high)
page
31
MOUNTING
THE
XTR
AMPLIFIER
The
XTR
amplifiers
have
a
unique
mounting
system
that
can
be
con¬
figured
for
different
install
situations.
By
placing
the
removable
mounting
rails
in
the
"in"
or
"out"
positions
the
look
of
the
amplifier
mounting
can
be
changed
to
suit
personal
tastes
or
installation
re¬
quirements.
In
the
"in”
position,
you
will
not
see
the
amplifier
mounting
screws
and
the
amp
will
"float"
above
the
mounting
screws.
The
amp
can
also
be
mounted
in
a
"standard"
manner
using
the
"out"
position.
FIGURE
A
FIGURE
B
XTR3752
-11
"(279mm)
XTR5002
-
12"(305mm)
XTR9002-18"(457mm)*
FIGURE
A:
This
figure
shows
the
mounting
feet
of
the
amplifier
in
the
"in"
position.
To
mount
the
amplifier
in
this
manner
you
must
mount
just
the
two
feet
to
the
mounting
surface
before
screwing
them
to
the
amp.
The
distance
needed
between
the
vertical
sides
of
each
foot
is
noted
in
the
figure
to
the
left.
Simply
measure
the
distance,
mount
the
feet,
then
mount
the
amplifier
to
the
feet.
FIGURE
B:
This
figure
shows
the
mounting
feet
in
the
"out"
position.
This
method
can
be
accomplished
by
us¬
ing
the
same
procedure
as
above
or
by
simply
mounting
the
feet
to
the
amplifier
and
mounting
the
amplifier
to
the
surface
as
you
would
a
"normal"
amp.
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32