Shakespeare Electronic Style 4328 Installation guide

Type
Installation guide

Shakespeare Electronic Style 4328 is a two-piece, side-feed HF/SSB antenna of 28’ (8.5 m) overall length with self-supporting, flange-mount base. It supports input power up to 1 KW, and can be used at 1.6 MHZ and MF frequencies.

The antenna’s conductors run full-length, and it is designed to be mounted as high as possible, as free as possible from obstructions, and as far as possible from other antennas and strong sources of RF.

Shakespeare Electronic Style 4328 is a two-piece, side-feed HF/SSB antenna of 28’ (8.5 m) overall length with self-supporting, flange-mount base. It supports input power up to 1 KW, and can be used at 1.6 MHZ and MF frequencies.

The antenna’s conductors run full-length, and it is designed to be mounted as high as possible, as free as possible from obstructions, and as far as possible from other antennas and strong sources of RF.

Style 4328
Thank you for purchasing a Shakespeare antenna product.
Customer comments are welcome. Before installing, please study the
diagram and check parts supplied against those listed.
IMPORTANT! Please read all instructions before installing.
The Style 4328 is a two-piece, side-feed HF/SSB antenna of 28’
(8.5 m) overall length with self-supporting, ange-mount base. The
antenna’s conductors run full-length. It supports input power up to
1 KW, and can be used at 1.6 MHZ and MF frequencies at reduced
power.
Tools required: Adjustable wrench.
Installation Instructions
Choose a mounting location that is as high as feasible, as free as
possible from obstructions, and as far as possible from other antennas
and strong sources of RF.
1. Apply a few drops of Loctite 242 Thread Locking Compound
(not supplied) to the threads on the Base section’s upper ferrule.
Assemble the antenna’s two sections, including the lockwasher as
shown in the diagram, and securely tighten.
2. Apply Thread Locking Compound (not supplied) to the two socket
head set screws and install in the Tip section’s ferrule. Tighten
securely.
3. Using the Base Flange as a template to mark the locations, drill
four small pilot holes for fasteners appropriate to the mounting
surface.
4. Secure the antenna to the mounting surface with 1/2” fasteners,
washers, and lockwashers (not supplied). Use only stainless steel
hardware. We recommend tightening the bolts to 50 ft.-lbs.
5. Caulk around both side-feed terminations with “RTV” (not
supplied) to prevent water entry.
SSB antennas and transceivers require adequate grounding
systems. Follow the radio manufacturers instructions for connecting
this antenna to your SSB radio system. The terminal lug supplied
accommodates AWG 12-10 stranded, insulated cable (not supplied).
©2004, 2006 Shakespeare Co. · Form I-4328 J: rev. 08/04/2012
Supplied Parts
1 Base section antenna assembly
1 Antenna Tip section
1 10-30 x 3/8 socket head set screw
1 #10 Lockwasher
1 Terminal Lug (#10 Stud, AWG 12-10)
35-90-1249-00
Tip section
Side-feed terminations
(Apply “RTV” to each side
after connecting transceiver)
Socket head set screw
(one each side)
Base section
Mounting Flange
Apply Thread Locking
Compound
Shakespeare Electronic Products Group
U.S. Operations: 6111 Shakespeare Rd. · Columbia, SC 29223 · 803-227-1590 · Fax: 803-419-3099 · www.shakespeare-marine.com
U.K. Operations: Enterprise Way, Fleetwood, Lancashire, FY7
8RY, England · +44 (0) 1253 858787 · Fax: +44 (0) 1253-859595 · www.vtronix-antennas.com
Shakespeare Co., LLC is a subsidiary of Jarden Corporation (NYSE: JAH)
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Shakespeare Electronic Style 4328 Installation guide

Type
Installation guide

Shakespeare Electronic Style 4328 is a two-piece, side-feed HF/SSB antenna of 28’ (8.5 m) overall length with self-supporting, flange-mount base. It supports input power up to 1 KW, and can be used at 1.6 MHZ and MF frequencies.

The antenna’s conductors run full-length, and it is designed to be mounted as high as possible, as free as possible from obstructions, and as far as possible from other antennas and strong sources of RF.

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