Hy-Gain 533 Manual de usuario

ORDER NO. 533

INSTRUCTION

M NU L

Assembly

Instructions

Boom-to-Mast

Bracket Assembly

Element-to-Boom

Bracket Assembly

Model CB-3

CH, 3-element beam PN 805661

The Hy-Gain Model CB-3 is a 3-element. beam des igned to operate over the

entire frequency range (26,9 to 27.3 mc). lt develops a forward gain of 8 dB,

has a front-to-back ratio of 20 dB and front-to-side ratio of 40 dB.

Unpack the antenna from the carton and check the parts against the parts

Ii st. Use the drawings to help you in identifying the parts.

Select the boom-to-mast body and the boom-to-mast clamp and loosely

assemble using four 1/4"-20 x 3/4" screws in the outside holes only.

The inside holes will be used later for the U-bolts. Insert the boom tubes

(ends not drilled) into boom-to-mast clamp. Holes in tubes must be hori-

zontal. Now, tighten the four screws in the boom-to-mast bracket securely.

See Figure 2.

Select the two sets of small element-to-boom brackets and mount them on

each end of the boom in the pre-drilled holes using 10-24 x 1-3/4" screws,

nuts, and lockwashers as shown in Figure 3.

- 1 -

I ~. REFLECTOR BOOM

'1,.'

LONG

Reflector Assembly ) Select the two

sections (7/16 x57-112 ) and slip the end with a

hole drilled through both walls into the element-to-boom bracket that you

just installed on the end of the boom (long end). Fasten securely using

two 10-24 x 1" screws, nuts, and lockwashers. See Figure 3.

( ) Select the two R2 sections (3/8 x57-1/4 ) and slip the drilled end

into the

section. Line up the holes and secure using #8 x

3/8

self-

tapping screws.

Direction Element

Assembly ( ) Now select the two

sections (7/16 x 48") and slip the end with

the hole drilled through both walls into the element-to-boom bracket that

you just installed onthe end of the boom (short end). Fasten securely

using two 10-24 x 1" screws, nuts, and lockwashers.

Driven Element

Assembly

( ) Now select the 02 sections (3/8" x 53-1/4") and slip the drilled end

into the 01 section. Line up the holes and fasten securely using #8 x 3/8"

self-tapping screws.

( ) Select the two Driven Element brackets and install a 1/4"-20 x 3/8"

anchor screw and square nut in each of the center holes as shown in

Figure 4. Do not tighten at this time.

( ) Assemble the Driven Element bracket on the reflector end of the boom

41-5/8" from the center of the reflector bracket to the center of the

Driven Element bracket as shown in Figure 5. Do not tighten the anchor

screws at this time.

( ) Select the two DE1 sections 7/16" x 58" and slip an insulator over

the undrilled end of each, then slip the insulated end into the Driven Ele-

ment bracket. Tighten the screws to hold the element securely. Tighten

the anchor screws securely.

( ) Select the DE2 sections 3/8" x 50" and note that one has a hole

drilled 1" from the end and the other has a hole drilled 2-1/2" from the

end. The tube with a hole drilled 1" from the end is for the 2..e Driven

Element and the tube with a hole drilled 2-1/2" from the end is for the

bottom Driven element.

( ) Insert the ..Q..QDE2 section (hole drilled 1" from end) into the QQ DE1

section, align the holes and secure with a #8 x 3/8" self-tapping screw.

( ) Insert the bottom DE2 section (hole drilled 2-1/2" from end) into the

bottom DE1 section, align the holes and secure with a #8 x

3/8

self-

tapping screw.

10-24xl

BOLT

1'4

CAPLUG

10-24 x 1%

BOLT

10-24 x 1

BOLT

DE 2

50"

DRILLED 1" FROM END

REFLECTOR

BOOM

1'4

503/

16"

NOTE: COAX CENTER MUST

CONNECT TO TOP DRIVEN

ELEMENT.

DE 2

50"

DRILLED 21;2 FROM

THE END

10-24xl

BOLT

10-24 x1%

BOLT

#10

R.H.

Y'6

CLAMP

( ) Trim back the coaxial cable approximately

and solder one #10

solder lug on the center conductor and one on the l"Iraid as shown in

Figure 6.

( ) Refer to Figure 6; place

7/16

clamp around the top and bottom

Driven Element tubes near the Driven Element insulator.

CENTER CONDUCTOR

( ) Using a #10 x

3/4

bolt, nut, and lockwasher, connect the coax to

these two brackets as shown. Make sure the braid is attached to the

bottom end of the Driven Element and the coax center conductor attached

to the top end of the Driven Element.

( ) Wrap the braid with weatherproof tape to prevent it from shorting out.

Weatherproof the connection using Pli-D-Bond, neoprene or some similar

substance.

Now, mount the antenna on a mast and tighten securely using the U-bolts

supplied. This antenna can be rotated with any common TV rotator. If the

antenna is mounted on a tower, make certain the mast extends above the

tower sufficient distance to allow the lower tip of the Driven Element to

be above the tower.

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0 )

: : : PLASTIC INSULATOR

LMAST a.AMP I I

II ~I DRIVEN ELEMENT ~ METAL SPACER. } I

DRIVEN CLAMP I MAST

IELEMENt

10-24.1/2

I0-24x3/4 1-3/4·

CLAMP

1.'4-20.,.

Vertica I Spacer

Assembly Figure 7 showsthe correct assembly and all parts needed to assemble

the vertical spacer.

This connection should be made

17-112

from the end of the bottom Driven

Element as shown in Figure 5.

Stacking Two ( ) Construct an 18 ft. boom as shown in Figure 10

Model CB·3 Antennas ( ) Form a beta match out of

118

wire as shown. Four will be necessary

(two on each antenna). The beta match will help properly tune the antenna

to the phasing lines. See Figure 8.

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3_314

( ) When assembling the antenna, the Driven Element must be slightly

modified to complete the antenna tuning. Do this by adjusting each side

of the Driven Element to 106-3/8" from center of boom to tip of element.

( ) Install the beta match (two per antenna) on the antenna boom as'6hown

in the drawing. This will require drilling the boom and inserting a 2"

screw.

AO-0533-A-Oll

ATTACH BRAID TO

- BOTTOM DRIVEN

ELEMENT

ATTACH CENTER

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~ ~- 17'6"

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MENT

RG-II/U PHASING LINE (2 REQUIRED)

( ) Construct the phasing lines mace of

RG-111U

coaxial cable. Two

phasing lines are required and make all measurements accurate. See Figure9.

( ) Install the phasing lines onto the antennas making certain the center

conductor attaches to the top Driven Element and the braid attaches to

the bottom Driven Element. Attach the phasing line to the Driven Element

using the tubing clamp which attaches the beta match.

NOTE:

Insulate braid with tape to prevent it shorting out on element

bracket or boom.

( ) Bring the phasing lines back to the center and down the mast. Connect

them together using a "T" connector. Feed the antenna at this point

using

RG-8/U

coaxial cable.

( ) Be certain to weatherproof all connections using Pli-O-Bond, neoprene

or some similar substance. Securely tape all coaxial cable to the boom

and mast using weatherproof tape installed every 12 in.

RE-DRILL FOR PROPER

DIMENSION AND INSTALL

SCREW.

BRAID

COAX CONNECTIONS ARE THE

SAME AT BOTH ENDS

T-CONNECTOR

RG BU

,,/

FRONT

LDRILL BOOM TO

INSTALL

MATCH

Part No,

171481

175198

175199

175207

175208

175209

175874

175875

175876

165141

385142

335144

384640

872330

163307

506455

506460

506440

163314

171508

165372

455630

465216

473781

506325

506389

506485

519386

545146

505540

556945

556960

556970

558685

567075

567110

567125

567135

698922

Printed in USA

1975 by Hy-Gain Electronics Corp.

Description

boom, ref, 1-1/4 x 50-3/16

boom, dir, 1-1/4 x 45-13/16

Rl, 7/16 x 57-112 drl,

R2, 3/8 x 57-1/4 drl

Dl 7/16 x 48 drl,

D 2, 3/8 x 53-1/4 drl.

DEl, 7/16 x 58

DE2, bottom, 3/8 x 50 drl, 2-112

DE2, top, 3/8 x 50 drl. 1

Driven Element bracket

boom-to-mast bracket

boom-to-mast bracket clamp

element-to-boom bracket

Parts Pack

7/16 clamp

screw, 10-24 x 1 RH

screw, 10-24 x 3/4 RH

screw, 10-24 x 1-3/4 RH

1-3/4 clamp

2-112 strip, formed

spacer,

5/8

caplug, 1-1/4

insulator driven element

insulator, spacer

screw, 1/4-20 x 3/4 HH

screw, 1/4 -20 x 1 HH

screw, 10-24 x 112 RH

screw, #8 x 3/8 type A

U-bolt,5/16 -18

screw, 1/4 -20 x

3/8

nut, 5/16 -18

nut, 114 -20 hex

nut, 10-24 hex

nut, 114 -20 square

lockwasher, 5/16

lockwasher, 1/4

lockwasher, #10

lockwasher, #8

#10 solder lug

Qty

Hy-Gain Electronics Corporation warrants each new product manufactured to be free

from defects in material and workmanship and agrees to remedy any such defect or to

furnish a new part in exchange for any part of any unit which under normal installation,

use, and service, discloses such defect within the ninety-day term of this warranty,

dated from the date of purchase by the original owner. This warranty applies only to the

original purchaser.

This warranty does not extend to any of our products which have been subjected to mis-

use, neglect, accident, incorrect wiring not our own, improper installation, or to use in

violation of instructions furnished by us. Nor does it extend to units which have been

repaired or altered outside of our factory, nor to accessories used therewith not of our

own manufacture.

Hy-Gain Electronics Corporation reserves the right to make any changes deemed

necessary or desirable without advance notice orincurring any obligation to make like

changes in units previously manufactured or sold.

This warranty does not cover transportation costs that may-be incurred. Hy-Gain

Electronics Corporation's sole liability is the remedy of any defect for the ninety-day

period of this warranty. Hy-Gain Electronics Corporation is not responsible for

personal injury or property'damage resulting from improper or careless installation, or

usage not intended by the manufacturer.

All claims of defect or shortage should be addressed to:

Hy Gain Warranty Service

Hy-Gain Electronics Corporation

4900 Superior Ave.

Lincoln, Nebraska 68504

You must furnish model number, date, place, and proof of purchase, such as a copy of

the sales receipt to establish warranty. Your letter should include all pertinent details

along with part or item numbers involved. Do not return anything until requested to do

so. No warranty card is furnished; you must supply the above information.

Any returned items must have prior authorization. Unexpected returns are greatly

delayed in handling. These delays can be avoided by writing In advance and furnishing

the necessary information.

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