Rangemaster AM1000 - Manual
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Table of Contents:
- Page 3 – Some addition Items
- Page 5 – Finding a place for the Transmitter; CAUTION
- Page 8 – Studio Connections and settings
- Page 12 – Tuning and setting Power
- Page 14 – Trying to get good Range
- Page 16 – Better radio reception
- Page 17 – General Specifications
- Page 18 – Converting from agile module to crystal
- Page 20 – Using tuning computer
AM1000WR 100’
or 2 pair #22
shielded wire to
connect power and
audio
Select the
mount you
need for your
1 1/4” mast at
Radio Shack
or other an-
tenna store.
To Studio
Mount Bracket
Kit AM1000BR
AM1000
Transmitter
1. Getting ready/ Things you may need
2
Page
1.1 Some addition Items
3
2. Starting the Installation
4
2.1 Picking the Grounding for the transmitter
4
2.2 Finding a place for the Transmitter
5
2.3 Using Ground Radials
3. Installing the Control Wire
6
6
4. Studio Connections and settings
8
5. Tuning and Setting Power
12
6. Trying to get good Range
14
7. Better radio reception
16
8. General Specifications
17
9. FCC information
17
RangeMaster Transmitters, Inc
213 Caraway lane
Cary, NC 27519
(919)362-9393
http://www.am1000rangemaster.com/
10. Converting from agile module
to crystal
18
Extended
AM1000
Installation
Manual
11. Certification
19
12. Using tuning computer
20
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Summary
Item Vendor Aprox Cost Notes AM1000C AM1000A Trans-mitter RangeMas-ter Depends on discount Outdoor transmitter "C" ver-sion is crystal and "A" version is agile (set fre-quency with switches) AM1000BR mount bracket RangeMas-ter Mounts transmitter to 1 1/4 " mast AM1000WR 100" ...
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