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1.  The physical balance point of the antenna is about 30” to the rear of the center TOWER BOOM 

joint as shown below.  The DRIVE MAST BRACKET (sold separate), will mount just below the 
MAST PLATE “L” & “R” that bolt on to the OVERHEAD MAST BRACKET (shown below).  

 
2.  Place the MAST PLATE “L” & ‘”R”  and OVERHEAD MAST BRACKET in position and add the 

CRADLES with 1/2” radius and use 3/8-24 x 4” BOLTS  and locknuts as shown. Then insert the 
MAIN MAST OVERHEAD SUPPORT and carefully align the welded top tabs with the boom. 

 
3.  Install the 1/2” FORGED TURNBUCKLES in the top holes in the welded tabs and extend the 

turnbuckle until just one thread shows inside the body. Install 3/8” cable eyes in the turnbuckle 
eyes and also into the welded tabs on the tower/boom itself. Slide two 3/8” cable clips on a cable 
end and route the cable through the turnbuckle,  over the cable eye and back through the two 
clips.  Slide one clip against the cable eye and begin tightening. Then position the second clip 
about 2” from the first and begin tightening it. Alternate back and forth until the clips are very tight 
and have compressed into the cable jacket. Repeat this for the other turnbuckle.  Now go to the 
outer ends of the boom and repeat the process but be sure to pull all the slack out of the cables 
before tightening the clips. 

 
4.  Now begin tensioning the cables by tightening the turnbuckles.  If possible use a forklift or equiv-

alent to lift the whole antenna at the OVERHEAD MAST BRACKET point to determine that the 
cable tension is adequate to maintain a straight boom. Adjust as required. Final adjustment can 
be done once the antenna is installed on the tower. 

6-30LP11 BOOM OVERHEAD SUPPORT 

Summary of Contents for 6-30LP11

Page 1: ...trically Top quality materials combined with many CNC machined parts will keep it trouble free for years or operation Performance is excellent and specific path gain can be as much as 12 dB with groun...

Page 2: ...nd position it about 3 4 inside the other 1 4 hole Repeat this for all five of the 7 8 FIBERGLASS RODS Slight repositioning of the poly discs may be required when the element is mounted below the boom...

Page 3: ...8 OUTSIDE SLEEVE over the butt section to maintain element strength to survive 125 mph winds ELEMENT 4 is unique because at 4 there is transition in phasing line diameter Both PHASE LINE CLAMPS AND 3...

Page 4: ...reign substances that could conduct under the right condition 8 Assembling ELEMENT 2 1 is similar to 3 except ELEMENT 2 1 each use 2 ELEMENT SIDE SUPPORT BRACKETS that are attached to the 2 sections j...

Page 5: ...2 grade 5 galvanized bolts 1 2 13 galvanized nut 1 2 13 galvanized pal nut for all tower boom section joints 2 Shims as shown are supplied with tower sections to help align Use as needed 6 30LP11 BOOM...

Page 6: ...6 30LP11 ELEMENT ASSEMBLY 4 11...

Page 7: ...6 30LP11 ELEMENT ASSEMBLY 3...

Page 8: ...6 30LP11 ELEMENT ASSEMBLY 2...

Page 9: ...6 30LP11 ELEMENT ASSEMBLY 1...

Page 10: ...fiberglass rods and 4 HD CRADLES with 1 1 4 radius Use 5 16 24 x 4 1 2 bolts and locknuts 5 Because of their size and weight we have suggested that just the INNER SECTIONS of element 3 2 and 1 be moun...

Page 11: ...kle eye and over the cable eye Push the cable end back through the clips pull all the slack out of the cable and then push one clip close against the cable eye and begin tightening the nuts on the cli...

Page 12: ...t PHASE LINE CLAMPS only 3 Continue by adding the next set of phasing lines between element 10 and 9 Center align the phasing rods and tighten the PHASE LINE CLAMPS on element 10 Contin ue installing...

Page 13: ...o pairs of 3 8 PHASE LINE CLAMP CAPS on the element butts If not then add them now loosely Continue installing this phase line set using eight 8 3 8 PHASE LINE SUPPORT INSULATORS Center and align the...

Page 14: ...boom itself Slide two 3 8 cable clips on a cable end and route the cable through the turnbuckle over the cable eye and back through the two clips Slide one clip against the cable eye and begin tighte...

Page 15: ...INSULATOR 2 I D 2 CRADLE 2 HD MACH ALUM 8 ELEMENT VERTICAL SUPPORT MAST 1 1 2 X 48 WELDED 1 ELEMENT VERTICAL SUPPORT BRACKET STEEL WELDED 1 ELEMENT SIDE SUPPORT BRACKET ALUMINUM WELDED 2 3 8 PHASE LIN...

Page 16: ...INSULATOR 2 I D 2 CRADLE 2 HD MACH ALUM 4 ELEMENT VERTICAL SUPPORT MAST 1 1 2 X 48 WELDED 1 ELEMENT VERTICAL SUPPORT BRACKET STEEL WELDED 1 ELEMENT SIDE SUPPORT BRACKET WELDED 2 3 8 PHASE LINE CLAMP...

Page 17: ...7 8 X 058 X 71 875 6063 T832 2 ELE 3 SEC 7 3 4 X 049 X 81 SOE 6063 T832 2 ELE 3 SEC 8 1 2 X 049 X 63 6063 T832 2 CENTER SUPPORT INSUL 2 X 36 W COUPLING RINGS 1 POLY DISC INSULATOR 2 I D 2 CRADLE 2 HD...

Page 18: ...T MAST 1 2 X 180 X 96 GALV GUY CABLE HPTG 6700 PHILISTRAN X 70 FT 1 TURNBUCKLE 1 2 X 12 FORGED GALV 2 CRADLE 1 1 2 MACHINED ALUM 13 32 HOLES 16 TOWER SHIM THICK 12 TOWER SHIM THIN 12 HARDWARE BOLT 1 2...

Page 19: ...T6 2 3 16 X ROD BENT 6061 T6 2 PHASE LINE SUPPORT INSULATOR FOR 3 8 TUBE 24 PHASE LINE SUPPORT INSULATOR FOR 3 16 ROD 20 PHASE LINE SUPPORT CAP DELRIN 44 375 PHASE LINE SPACER 3 4 X 2 X 2 DELRIN 3 18...

Page 20: ...1 1 X 058 X 60 SOE 1 4 HOLE 8 ELE 6 SEC 2 1 X 058 X 60 SOE 2 HOLES 2 ELE 4 SEC 4 1 X 058 X 39 SOE 4 SLEEVE 7 8 X 058 X 15 2 ELE 8 SEC 2 3 4 X 049 X 63 STR 2 ELE 9 SEC 2 3 4 X 049 X 39 25 STR 2 ELE 4 S...

Page 21: ...20 X 1 1 2 SS 10 SCREW 1 4 20 X 1 FH SS 16 NUT LOCKING 1 4 20 SS 32 SCREW 8 32 X 2 SS 10 SCREW 8 32 X 1 3 4 SS 10 SCREW 8 32 X 1 1 2 SS 22 SCREW 8 32 X 1 1 4 SS 28 SCREW 8 32 X 1 SS 16 LOCKNUT 8 32 SS...

Page 22: ...6 30LP11 PARTS IDENTIFICATION...

Page 23: ...20 X 2 1 4 SS 4 BOLT 1 4 20 X 2 SS 2 BOLT 1 4 20 X 1 1 2 SS 4 SCREW FLATHEAD 1 4 20 X 1 SS 4 NUT LOCKING 1 4 20 SS 24 SCREW 8 32 X 2 1 4 SS 2 SCREW 8 32 X 2 SS 4 SCREW 8 32 X 1 3 4 SS 4 SCREW 8 32 X...

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