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Warning: • If you do not follow the instructions: • May be caused by errors in assembly or connection, by modification of the components or by use other components may cause damage to the antenna or the installation site • Incorrect conduct may pose risks to your health and life as well as that of third parties • The manufacturer is not liable for any malfunctions or damages resulting from When working on antenna systems, please be responsible for yourself and others. Selection of installation location Danger! • Under no circumstances should you install antennas under overhead power lines. This could result in the required minimum distances Keep a distance of at least 1 m to all other electrical devices on the sides. There is a risk of death if you or antenna parts come into contact with electrical equipment come! • Never work on antenna systems during a thunderstorm – acute danger to life! When carrying out assembly work in areas where there is a risk of falling, take safety measures, such as the use of a work platform. Ensure that the vehicle roof is suitable for carrying out the assembly work. has sufficient strength and stability (risk of damage or breakage). If in doubt, contact a qualified dealer or the manufacturer of your vehicle, to find a suitable installation location. It should also be noted that: - All connected devices are disconnected from the power supply - The person carrying out the assembly/repair is free from vertigo and can move safely on the caravan or motorhome - The person assembling/repairing wears sturdy and non-slip footwear - The person assembling/repairing has a safe standing and holding position during the execution - The roof and the climbing aid used (e.g. ladder) are dry, clean and non-slip - The roof can withstand the load of the person installing/repairing it Caution! There is a risk of death or injury from falling or breaking through the roof! - No one may be in the caravan/motorhome area below the antenna during assembly/disassembly Caution! There is a risk of death or injury due to possible break-through and falling parts • If you have tied the cables together with wire or similar, unbundle them to prevent a smoldering fire to avoid! • Always arrange all cables so that no one can step on or trip over them. • To avoid interference or interference emissions, please use a 75-? coaxial cable with a shielding factor of at least 75 dB. • Changes to the electrical installation in the vehicle should only be carried out by a specialist in the automotive electrical trade • Before starting the journey, the antenna must always be lowered to the horizontal position (parking position) To do this, the articulated mast must be lowered to the stop (the joint head then rests on the sealing sleeve). Please stick this on your Place this sticker in the visible area of your ignition switch. • There is an increased risk of accidents if the usual vehicle height is exceeded by a non-lowered Antenna is raised. The condition of the superstructures and attachments is solely Driver responsible! • After the antenna has collided with fixed or moving objects, the antenna must be checked for tightness. •Since the antenna is subjected to vibration loads during driving exposed to the elements, the antenna must be installed in checked at regular intervals for tightness and loose parts are tightened. •The maximum permissible speed for vehicles with an antenna mounted on the vehicle roof is when lowered 130 km/h. •Lower the antenna when not in use for a long time. This makes the screws more difficult to access (theft protection). In any case, the instructions in the assembly, Operating and operating instructions for the devices used as well as the attachments and superstructures must be observed! •The safety regulations of the currently valid Country-specific laws and standards must be observed. •The antenna and accessories are not toys! Any remaining mounting accessories from Keep away from children (danger of suffocation if swallowed) parts) Further safety information Fig. 5 Road Traffic Licensing Regulations (StVZO)