Maco Antennas M105C Bedienungsanleitung

M105C

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10/11 Meter Maximum Beam

5 ELEMENT

M105C

PACKING LIST

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T52P 2 2” .050 ” 80” ALUM. TUBING SLOTTED ONE END ____

T53P 1 1.845” .050” 80” ALUMINUM TUBING ____

T32P 2 2” .050” 80” ALUM. TUBING SWAGED ONE END 6" ____

T11P 5 5/8” .050” 72” ALUM. TUBING SLOTTED BOTH ENDS ____

T04 2 ½” .050” 80.5” ALUMINUM TUBING ____

T01 8 ½” .050” 72” ALUMINUM TUBING ____

PO3P 1 ¼”x6” 8” PLATE 2” BOOM TO 2” MAST ____

V01P 1 1”x1” 18” VERTICAL GUY SUPPORT ____

WD2P 1 6/18 25’ STEEL GUY CABLE ____

G01P 1 GAMMA MATCH ____

Z08P 2 GAMMA STRAPS F/COAX CONNECTORS ____

S42 1 FEMALE COAX CONN. W/MOUNTING NUT ____

UHARDWARE BAG #1

U01 16 2” PLATED U-BOLTS ____

S01 16 2” PLATED SADDLES ____

N03 32 5/16” LOCK NUTS ____

UHARDWARE BAG #2

BE2P 5 2” BOOM TO ELEMENT MOUNTS ____

W58P 10 5/8” EXTRUDED ALUMINUM CLAMPS ____

S21 14 10-24 ½” MACHINE SCREWS ____

PL2 10 .437 PLASTIC CAPS – BLACK ____

N11 14 10-24 SQUARE NUTS ____

N18 2 5/16” EYEBOLTS – WITH (2) NO1 EACH ____

PL5R 1 2” PLASTIC CAP – RED ____

PL5 1 2” PLASTIC CAP – BLACK ____

EG3 4 EGG INSULATORS ____

EZ-55 10 1/8” CABLE CLAMPS ____

N12 3 #10 LOCK WASHERS ____

Z02P2 GAMMASTRAPS ____

1 TIPSHEET ____

1 WARRANTYSHEET ____

1 INSTRUCTIONS ____

WHEN ORDERING PARTS, ALWAYS GIVE PART NUMBER AND DESCRIPTION.

YOU CAN ALSO ORDER MACO® PARTS & ACCESSORIES ONLINE AT

WWW.ANTENNAPARTSOUTLET.COM

Please note: In an effort to keep the price on Maco Antennas down, we have decided not to clean up all

the burrs and rough edges on the parts. We recommend that you deburr and clean up each part with files,

sandpaper, etc. so that they go together easily. We are aware this needs to be done but have elected not to

do it to save you the money we would have to add to the price of the kit for this service.

Revised 09/28/2015

BLACK PLASTIC

CAP\

ED PLASTIC

REFLECT0

DRIVEN ELEME

2” O.D. MAST

(CUSTOMER FURNISHED)

THIRD DIRECTOR

DRIVEN

ELEMENT‘-

FIRST DIRECT0

RED PLASTIC CAP

(PLSR)

FIGURE 1 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

This drawing shows a view of the antenna assembled. The

MlOSC

may be used vertically or

horizontally. These instructions and FIGURES 2 through 4 show the correct assembly instructions. It is

highly recommended that rope be put in the elements to prolong their life. All hardware should be tightened

securely, and then coated with silicon rubber sealant or similar compound to prevent loosening from wind

vibration.

Take care to locate all parts accurately per dimensions given. Complete each step as instructed before

going on to following steps.

Upon completion of assembly, install the red plastic cap (PL4R) on the director end of the antenna,

and the black plastic cap (PL4) on the reflector end. This will allow you to determine at a glance the direction

of transmit and receive.

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2”

U-BOLTS (UOI)

‘\

2”

SADDLES (SO I)

‘S/l

6 LOCKWASHER (N02)

5116 HEX NUT

(NOI)

(T32P)

CENTER

BOOM SECTION (Tg2.P)

‘\

VERTICAL GUY SUPPORT

(VOIP)

.’

‘,,

@ii+

-BOOM-\

TO-MAST

/’

/”

PLATE

(PO I P)

tL.~H

CENTER BOOM

SECTION

(T52P)

,--BOOM

COUPLER

SECTION

(T53)

2” U-BOLTS

(UO

I I

2”

SADDLES

iSO

I j

S/l

6 LOCKWASHER (NOZ)

S/I6

HEX NUT

(NOI)

&-------------

-------

-----

FIGURE 2 BOOM ASSEMBLY

First mark the center of the boom coupler

(T53),

then slide the unslotted ends of the center boom

sections (T52P) over each end of the coupler so they butt at the center mark.

Attach the boom-to-mast plate (PO

1P)

and the vertical guy support (VO

1P)

at the boom center using

2” U-bolts, saddles and hardware as shown in Figure 2A. Be sure to slip the 2” U-bolt for attaching the guy

support over the boom before securing the mast plate (POlP).

Slide the swaged ends of the end booms sections

(T32P)

5”

into the slotted ends of the center boom

section and secure in the same manner as above. The overall length of the boom should be approximately

309”. If not, adjust the end sections equally until the overall length is at least 309”.

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Please read the Assembly and Troubleshooting Tips at the

end of this instruction booklet before assembling elements.

S/B”

TUBING

(TI

IP)

MACHINE

SCREW

(S2

BLACK

fPL21

112”’

O.D.

TUBING

(To

fTO4P)

2”

U-BOLT

(UO

)

2”

SADDLE

(SO

)

BOOM-TO-ELEMENT

MOUNT(BE2P)

LOCKWASHERS

(N02)

HEX

NUT

(NOI)

,-mm--

FIGURE 3 ELEMENT ASSEMBLY AND MOUNTING

Select a frequency in the center of where you work from the chart on page 7 and follow across for

element dimensions “A”

“B”.

To assemble the elements, slide a piece of l/2” O.D. tubing

(TOl)

into each

slotted end of the

5/8”

O.D. center section

(Tl

1P)gg

Allow equal lengths (Dimension "B") on each end to arrive

at the specified

overall length (Dimension “A”) as shown in Figure 3B. Verify the overall length.

Slide a boom-to-mast mount (BE2P) to the center of each element before securing the joints with

clamps and hardware as shown in Figure 3A.

Install elements on boom per dimensions in Figure 1, with U-bolts, saddles, and hardware as shown

in Figure 3B. Mount the first reflector with the u-bolt facing the rear, mount its mate with the u-bolt facing the

front of the beam - the horizontal and vertical elements should be close together at 1/4" apart. Do this for all

the elements.

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BOOM-TO-MAST PLATE

(PO1

WITH BOOM ATTACHED

2” U-BOLTS

(UOl)

SADDLES

(Sol)

5/l

6”

NUTS

(NOl)

5/16” LOCKWASHER

EYEBOLT

(N18P)

2”

O.D. MAST

(CUSTOMER FURNISHED)

SECURE WITH THESE NUTS

AFTER TENSIONING

TENSION GUYS WITH THES

GUY CABLE

(WDZP)

CUT OFF EXCESS

WRAP FIVE OR MORE TIMES

EGG INSULATOR (E

VERTICAL GUY SUPPORT

FIGURE 4 GUY ASSEMBLY

Cut four pieces of guy cable

.762M

(30”) and two pieces 2.082M (82”). Assemble

5/16”

hex nut

(NO 1) onto each

ofthe

eyebolts (N18). Turn thenut all the way to the eye; as far

asit

will go with light pressure

only. These will be used to secure the eyebolts after guy tensioning.

Install

eyebolts

into the top holes of the vertical guy support

(VOlP)

one eye each direction. Thread

a hex nut about six turns onto each

eyebolt.

Install a egg insulator

(EGl)

on one end of each

.762M

(30”) guy cable and wrap it five or more times.

Take two of these cables and install one on each eyebolt leaving

.304M

(12”) between the egg insulator and

the eyebolt, wrap it five or more times and cut off the excess. Take the other two cables with insulators and

wrap each around the boom just in front of the clamp as shown in Figure 4A. Wrap and cut off excess.

Using the remaining two pieces of cable, take one end and thread it through the top egg insulator.

Wrap and cut off excess. Thread the other end through the lower insulator and pull tight enough to remove

slack only. Wrap and cut off excess.

Tension guys by tightening the nuts on the ends of the eyebolts. Secure with the nuts on the opposite

end near the eye.

Line the elements up with the use of a level or any other workable method. Double check the spacing

dimensions and make sure the elements are centered in the boom-to-element clamps. Tighten all hardware

taking care to line the elements up with the use of a level. Check your measurements and make sure the

elements are centered on the boom.

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CB FREQUENCIES (11 METER BAND)

CHANNEL FREQUENCY

l-3

26.965126.985

4-7

27.005127.035

8-l 1

27.055127.085

12-I 5

27.105/27.13E

16-I 9

27.155127.185

20-25

27.205127.245

26-29

27.265127.295

30-34

27.305127.345

35-39

27.355127.395

4027.405

REFL

“A”

5.638~

(222”)

5.638~

(222”)

5.638~

~(222”)

~5.613~

~(221”)

5.613M

(221”)

5.613M

(221”)

5.588~

(220”)

5.588~

(220”)1.674~

(74”)

5.562~

(219”)

1.661~

(73.5”)

5.562M

1.661~

(219”)(73.5”)

iCTOR

“B”

1.69%

(75”)

1.699M

(75”)

1.699M

(75”)

1.686M

(74.5”)

1.686M

(74.5”)

1.686M

(74.5”)

1.674~

(74”)

DRIVEN

1 st DIRECTOR

2nd DIRECTOR

3rd DIR

5.334~ 1.752~

5.105M

1.625~

5.054M

1.612~ 5.003~

(210”)

(69")(201”) (64.5”) (199”) (63.5”) (197”)

5.334M

1.739M

5.105M

1.625~

5.054M

1.612~

4.978M

)

(68.5”) (201”) (64.5”) (199”) (63.5”)

(196”)

5.308~

1.739M

5.080~ 1.625~

5.029M

1.600~

4.978M

(209”)

(68.5”) (200”) (64”)

(198”)

(63”) (196”)

5.283~ 1.727~ 5.080~ 1.625~

5.029M

1.600~

4.978M

(208”) (68”)(200”) (64”)

(198”)

(63”) (196”)

5.283~ 1.727~ 5.080~ 1.625~ 5.003~ 1.587~

4.953M

(208”) (68”)(200”)

(64”)

(197”)

(62.5”) (195”)

5.283~ 1.727~

5.054~

1.612~ 5.003~ 1.587~

4.953M

(208”) , (68”), (199”)

,(63.5”),

(197”)

, (62.5”) , (195”)

AMATEUR FREQUENCIES (IO METER BAND)

nd DIRECTOR

I(185”) (56.5”) (188”) (58”) (179”) (53.5”) (178”) (53”)

1.574M

(62”)

1.574M

(62”)

1.574M

(62”)

1.562~

(61.5”)

1.562~

(61.5”)

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THESE DIMENSONS ARE APPROXIMATE.

REFER TO THE INSTRUCTIONS ON ADJUSTINNG THE

S.W.R. TO DETERMINE EXACT SETTINGS. THERE

ARE2 SEPARATEGAMMA ADJUSTMENTS,

CAPACI-

TOR ADJUSTMENT, 2. SLIDER POSITION.

DO NOT MOVE BOTH AT THE SAME TIME. MOVE

THE CAPACITOR FIRST, THEN, IF NECESSARY MOVE

THE SLIDER, AND GO BACK TO THE CAPACITOR.

S21,

Nil,

N12-7

O-24 x

l/2”

SCRE DRIVEN

LK. WSHRS

SQ.

NUTS S21,

Nil,

N12

COAX

CABLE

ZO2P

GAMMA STRAPS

(SLIDER)

3:PLASTl!f:zR

WASHER

3/8 FLATWASHER

GO1 P GAMMA MATCH

FIGURE 4 GAMMA MATCH MOUNTING

Mount the gamma match (GO

1P)

to the driven element, using the gamma straps

(ZO2P,

ZOSP)

and attaching

hardware as shown. Attach your 52 ohm coaxial cable to the connector (S42) and dress along boom and down the

mast. The gamma is shown pointing down

this is to let water out.

ADJUSTING THE STANDING WAVE RATIO

(SWR)

Refer to Figure 4. The dimensions given are approximate and should be used as a starting point.* The gamma

match has 2 adjustments. First is the capacitor adjust and second is the slider adjust. Connect a SWR bridge coax

between your transmitter and the antenna and check the SWR.

If adjustment is required, loosen the clamp on the

gamma match and the screws holding the slider (gamma straps

(ZO2P)).

Next move the capacitor adjustment first one

direction, then the other until a minimum SWR reading is obtained. If SWR is not yet satisfactory, move the slider

out 2” away from the boom.

Ifthe reading has gone up move the slider

backto

the original position and

then2”

towards

the boom. Now readjust the capacitor for minimum SWR. You should now be able to determine which direction to

move the slider.

Repeat the above procedure moving the slider in smaller increments until a satisfactory SWR is

obtained. Tighten all hardware. Disconnect the SWR bridge and reconnect your coaxial cable.

NOTE!

When assembling for vertical use, set antenna on a pole about 8 to 9 feet above the ground horizontally and

adjust SWR to 1.7. When you turn the antenna vertical and mount it on the tower, etc., the SWR will drop to 1.4 to

1.5. This is good; QUIT!

Antenna results best if vertical antenna clears the top of the tower.

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Installing and rigging towers, masts and antennas require specialized skills and experience. Information

supplied by M

assumes that all products will be installed by personnel having these skills and have installed

similar products before. No one should attempt to install towers or masts without these knowledgeable skills.

assumes no liability if faulty or dangerous installation practices are used. There are available, trained

and experienced personnel to assist in installation, maintenance, or disassembly. Contact your local installer if

consultation or assistance is required.

All tower and antenna installations should be thoroughly inspected at least twice a year by qualified,

experienced, and trained personnel to insure proper performance and safety standards.

An additional warning precaution is given to be careful of surrounding high voltage power wires and other

electrical hazards during installation of your tower, rotor, or antenna.

Revised 09/12/10

Antennas is a Division of Charles Electronics, LLC

www.macoantennas.net

(815) 244-3500

Do not erect a tower, rotor, or antenna during an electrical

storm, rainstorm, or when lightning is a possibility.

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