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TM 11-5820-509-12
b.
Antenna Installation. Two antennas are
(e) if convenient, the long-wire antenna may also
furnished with the radio set; Antenna AS-1320/ PRC-47
be clamped to the exposed connector of one of the lower
(whip) and Antenna AS-1321 /PRC-47 (long wire). The
sections of the AS-1320/PRC-47 instead of attaching the
long-wire antenna is normally more efficient for
adapter directly to the ANTENNA connector.
transmission in the 2- to 9-MHz range; the whip antenna
(3) Vehicle and fixed station. To set up either a
is most efficient in the 9.000- to 11.999-MHz range.
vehicle or fixed station antenna, use the following
procedure:
(a) Remove the antenna and adapter. Connect the
CAUTION
antenna adapter to the ANTENNA connector on the
When  the  receiver-transmitter  is
receiver-transmitter control panel.
mounted on a vehicle, do not use the
whip antenna. Connect the receiver'
CAUTION
transmitter to the vehicle antenna,
since
the
ANTENNA
terminal
The overall length of the lead-in and
insulator on the front panel can be
the antenna should not exceed the
broken if an obstruction strikes the
lengths in paragraph 3-11c for the
whip antenna while the vehicle is in
operating frequency.
motion.
(c) Connect the antenna lead wire to the vehicle or
(1)  Antenna AS-1320/PRC47.  Install the whip
fixed station antenna.
antenna as follows:
c. Connecting Primary Power. Installation of each of
(a) Remove antenna elements from antenna case
the three power cables for the applicable configuration is
described below:
(b) Assemble the antenna before attaching it to the
(1) Portable. During portable operation, the primary
Receiver-transmitter Begin assembly from the large-
power source is the battery. For this configuration, install
diameter diameter threaded stud and work toward the tip
Adapter, Battery Terminal MX-4430/PRC-47 on top of
section (fig. 1-2).
the battery. Note that the adapter is keyed for one-way
installation only.  Place the connector portion of the
adapter on the same side as the + and - stampings on the
CAUTION
battery. Attach Cable Assembly, Power Electrical CX-
Tighten the mast sections with the
8395/PRC-47 to the connector on top of the adapter before
fingers only; the use of pliers or other
connecting the opposite end to the POWER connector on
gripping tools can damage the mast
the RT-671/PRC47 front panel (fig. 3-1).  Proceed to
sections.
(2) Vehicle. When the primary power source is a dc
(c)  Attach the threaded stud section to the
generator, be sure that the instructions in paragraph 2-8
ANTENNA connection on the front of the receiver-
have been implemented. Connect Cable Assembly, Power
transmitter (fig. 3-1).
Electrical CX-8394/ PRC-47 to the source and then to the
(2) Antenna AS-1321/PRC -47. Install the long-wire
POWER connector on the RT-671/PRC-47 front panel
antenna as follows:
(a) Remove the antenna from the case (fig.2-2).
(3) Fixed station. When 115-volt, 400-Hz, single-
(b) Connect the end adapter to the ANTENNA
phase power is used for the radio set, use Cable Assembly,
connection on the front of the receiver transmitter
Power Electrical CX-8393/ PRC-47 to interconnect the
(c) Set up the long-wire antenna on masts or attach
powerlines  with  the  RT-671/PRC-47.  Proceed  to
it to a tree or building.  Use insulation to prevent
grounding.
NOTE
2-8. Vehicular Installation
The antenna should be set up as high as
When the receiver-transmitter is used in vehicles, a
possible for efficient operation.
special  installation  kit  (which  includes  mounting
facilities) must be procured. The kit (Installation Kit,
(d) Use the jumpers to select the correct antenna
Electronics Equipment MK-1519/PRC-47) is listed in SB
length for the operating frequency: 45 feet for 2 to 5 MHz,
11-131.
25 feet for 2 to 9 MHz, and 15 feet for 2 to 12 MHz.
2-5


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