Radio Shack U-120XR manual

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    © 2000 T andy Corporation. All Rights Reserved. RadioShack is a registered trademark used by T andy Cor p oration. RadioShack.com is a trademark used by T andy Corporation. OWNER’S MANUAL — Please read before using t his equipment. U-120XR UHF Antenna BEFORE Y OU BEGIN Before you begin in stallation, read this manu al and the sepa- rate Consum[...]

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    2 Using T win-Lead Cable To connect f lat, twin-lead cable to your antenna: 1. Split one end of the twin-lead cable for a lengt h of about 3 inches. Then st rip about 1 / 2 inch of insulation from both leads. 2. Thread the strip ped leads through the antenn a’s strain- relief tab. 3. Wrap e ach lead around one of the ante nna’s lead-in te rmi- [...]

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    3 3. Use only about 70 inche s of twin-lead cable to connect your UHF antenna to t he VHF antenna. Be sure the cable is long enough t o reach from the lead-in t erminals of one antenna to the lead-in termin als of the other . Connect th e cable to your UHF antenna first. (Follow the steps in the section “Using T win-Lead Cable” on Page 2.) 4. S[...]

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    15-2162 04/00 Printed in the USA A RadioShack A Division of Ta ndy Corporation Fort Worth, Texas 76102 Make connections as described if you have: • Coaxial anten na lead-in • Coaxial TV/ VCR antenna terminal Make connections as described if you have: • T win-lead antenna lead-in • Coaxial TV/ VCR antenna terminal Make connections as describ[...]