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Connect one end of the included coaxial cable to
the F-connector on the back of the antenna (if
you need a longer length of cable, you can use
your own coaxial cable).
Once you’ve tightened the cable, lower the rain
boot over the connection to protect it from water.
Connect to your TV
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F-connector
Rain boot
Coax
Cable
At the point where your coaxial cable lead enters the house, you should
allow for some slack in the coaxial cable as a “drip loop.” This will prevent
moisture from running down the coaxial cable and entering the house.
Run the coaxial cable approximately six inches below the wall entry
point and then turn it upwards towards this spot. Any moisture that
accumulates on the coaxial cable will drip off in the bend instead of
running into the house. You should seal the point where the cable
enters your home with a rubber weather insulator or silicone caulking
(not included). An “F” connector wall plate can be used inside the home
to cover the inside portion of the hole. You can typically nd an “F”
connector wall plate at any local electronics or hardware store.
A. Connect the antenna to the coaxial cable.
B. Make a rain loop (for outdoor installations).
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