Channel Master CM-5016 Operation & User’s Manual

19, Figure 4 Figure 3f 17 4.1 Screw F Type connector to Balun Housing finger tight. Slide rubber boot over F connector into balun housing. See Fig. 4. 5.1 Attach the antenna to your chosen mast and then point it facing to the direction of your local transmitter. You may need to rotate or …

20, Figure 5 18 To Transmitter Front Back 5.2 Make certain cable is attached to mast by using UV PVC Tape or UV cable ties. This will prevent damage to the cable caused by strong wind conditions. Caution: Do not over tighten F Connector as damage may result to circuit board of Balun …

12, Channel Master CM-5016 10 Chimney Mounting The chimney is often an easy and convenient mounting location. Note that the chimney must be strong enough to support the antenna in high winds. Do not use a chimney that has loose bricks or mortar. A good chimney mount makes use of a 5 or 10 foot ¼ inch diameter steel m…

15, Figure 1 13 Installation Instructions: 1.1 Unfold VHF elements starting from back of antenna working your way to the front by rotating outward and click into place. See Fig. 1. To Transmitter Front Back CM-5016 Note: Make sure plastic inulators are in place between …

10, 8 is above ground, the better it performs. A good general rule is to install your vertical antenna about 5 to 10 feet above the roof line and as far away as possible from power line and obstructions. Types of Support Structures and Mounting DESCRIPTION USAGE HEIGHT LIMITATION Tripod mount Pea…

9, 7 Important Guidelines for Installing Antennas If you’re not sure about careful, safe installation – do NOT try to do it yourself. Call for professional help (look up Television Antenna Systems in your area or call your local power company). Measure the maximum length of the antenna and m…