Challenger DX-V111 Operation & User’s Manual

4, 3) Twist the stand-offs to lie flat, as shown. 4) Select the two Mid Tuner Rods and install stop screws in each of them. 5) Slide both Mid Tuner Rods through the upper stand-offs. 6) Now slide the lower end of the Tuner Rods through the two lower stand-offs. 7) Select two black jumper w…

5, Challenger DX-V111 2) The lower tuner rods are different lengths. Select the long one, and insert it into the stand-oft which are spaced furthest apart. Insert the stop screw in the tuner rod. 3) Insert the short rod in the remaining two stand-offs. 4) Start a screw and lock washer in the top of each rod,…

7, D) Once vertical, the "toe" person should grasp the antenna at the bottom. Both people shall lift the antenna slightly. Guide the antenna over the base mount tube and insert. Twist slightly to aid in seating antenna in the tube. E) Connect the three radials to one of the lower sc…

8, E) 12 meters. Freq: 24.9 VSWR: 24.95 24.99 F) 10 meters. Freq: 28.0 VSWR: 28.5 29.0 29.5 H) The antenna should provide 2.0: 1 VSWR or less over the bands indicated, so long as nothing in the immediate environment is coupled to it. CHAPTER 6: Tips and Troubleshooting should he…

6, 5) insert the bent coax into the Base Section toward the large hole. The bend should continue to point upward. When the coax reaches the large hole, the free end of the coax will pop through. 6) Gently pull the coax through the hole. Slide the Base Section into the Lower Section. Continue to …

3, 3.1 Space Required Final assembly of the Challenger DX-VIII requires a clean, dry area approximately 35 feet long. A driveway or rear yard would serve the purpose. Sub-assembly needs less space, a patio or deck, for example. The key to easy assembly is room to move, and a surface which allow…