Specifications

TRANSMITTER-RECEIVER DISTANCE

FIGURE 8

LINE-OF-SIGHT TRANSMISSION

FIGURE 9

OBSTRUCTION EFFECTS

FIGURE 10

(WA260) permits mounting the antenna to a wall, scenery

flat, or top of file cabinet (never the side). The insulated

hook at the end of the antenna allows it to be hung from

any nonmetallic rope or other line. (IMPORTANT:

The

antenna must not be mounted on or next to metal

beams, metal-studded walls, equipment racks, etc., nor

hung from wire cables; this can result in detuning the

antenna and losing as much as 20 to 30 dB in RF signal

strength.)

The insulated base of the antenna can be attached to

any material including metal. The threaded portion of

the antenna (where the coaxial cable attaches) is a

neutral (ground-independent) point. A standard tapered-

handle microphone swivel adapter (Shure A25B or

equivalent) allows the antenna to be mounted on a

microphone stand.

ANTENNA PLACEMENT

FIGURE 11