PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-520
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 520
MARCH 1996
An antenna need$
t
sT±nd tall to do
its job. If ²t drO oR ²F ²ts Sect²o,Ns ³´ll
oµ¶· you¸ Rad²¹loses Raºge» ¼hat's ex-
aCtly what w½ll hapP¾ ²¿ you ÀtoÁe The
Ântenºa the wRong wayÃ
Fold The A±-892 ²His
WÄY: ÅÆLD the
blade looselÇ Èowa¸d the ConCave
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The oÔheR À²deÕ yoU
'1³
pUt a Ö×ent
k²nk ²n ²Ø thatÙlÚ maKe ²Û d¸ÜpÝ ÞoU
M²ght even ß0àp Ûhe bladáâ
fOL a ´r cCE SID
Fµ¶· TJ¸e A¹º27»A ²H¼s
WÄYã ähe
T¸²ËK
½¾
to
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åÚd²ng æçÆm the topè
¼he CoRd énsêde the wh²p ËonnëËts to a
ìpÁ²ng ín the bîïeð Åoñd²ng the antennò
fÁom the top óôál²eveõ tens²on on the
öp÷²ng and CoRdø
ÅoùͲng FRom the bottom púts stRess
on Them.
ÀÁ
mûËh sT¸esÀ w²üÚ Stçetýh
þ¸ bÿeòk the spĀ²ngâ āt Ëould even snap
the Ëo¸dĂ ¼hen yoUăll lose antenna
seCTíonsĄ
Fo AT-271A
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