Sirius Satellite Radio Galaxy style User manual
Thank you for choosing a Shakespeare product.
Shakespeare works hard to build reliability and durability
into all of its products for maximum customer satisfaction.
Customer comments are welcome. Before installing, please
study the diagram and check parts supplied against those listed.
The Shakespeare Galaxy®Style SRA-25 Satellite Radio Antenna
is a versatile antenna for receiving Sirius Satellite Radio. The
antenna’s versatile mounting permits attaching the antenna directly
to a at surface, or to the Style SM-32 Surface Mount Kit, which is
supplied with some versions of the SRA-25, enabling the antenna
to be mounted with or without its coax cable passing through the
mounting surface and with or without access to the area underneath
it. In all cases, a receiver capable of receiving Sirius Satellite Radio
is required (not supplied).
Supplied parts (all versions):
(1) SRA-25 Antenna with 6” cable and TNC Female connector
(1) 25’ Coax Cable with TNC Male and SMB connectors
(1) Bag containing: (1) Extension shaft, (1) Lockwasher, (1) Retaining nut
This instruction sheet
Some versions may also include the following supplied parts:
(1) Surface Mounting Base
(1) Mounting Gasket with slot for passing the coax cable
(4) Self-tapping stainless steel mounting screws
Tools required: Screwdriver. Marking pencil, drill and drill bits (9/16”,
7/64”), needle nose pliers, or other tools appropriate to your specic application
may also be needed.
Required materials: Silicone Sealer (RTV) when ush mounting
DO NOT CUT OR ALTER THE ANTENNA CABLE.
DO NOT REMOVE ITS CONNECTOR.
IMPORTANT: Please read all instructions before installing.
Optional Accessories
SRS-1 DC Voltage Splitter for antenna cables up to 50’
SRS-2 DC Voltage Splitter for antenna cables over 50’
SRS-3 Connects two Sirius receivers to one Galaxy Satellite Antenna
SRC-35 35’ RG-58 cable kit with connectors
SRC-50 50’ RG-58 cable kit with connectors
SRC-90 90’ RG-8X cable kit with connectors
SRC-135 135’RG-8Xcablekitwithconnectorsandinlineamplier
SM-32 Low-ProleSurfaceMountingKitforlocationswithoutaccess
under the antenna for attaching nuts and bolts.
The length of the cable run from the antenna to the satellite radio receiver can be
extended by using one of the optional cable kits listed above. Note: These cables
replace the 25’ cable supplied with the antenna, and must be used as supplied. They
cannot be lengthened, shortened, or connected together as extensions.
Galaxy®Style SRA-25
Electronic Products Group
6111 Shakespeare Rd., Columbia, SC 29223 · 803-227-1590 · Fax: 803-419-3099
www.shakespeare-marine.com
rev. 10-19-2006
Satellite Shooter Template
Trace the triangle below on a sheet of paper, then cut out the triangle
and use as a template on thick paper or poster-board.
1. Tape this edge to paper tube or straight edge.
2. Sight through tube or top of straight edge for
clear view of sky.
This corner should be next to the mounting hole
when scanning.
This edge must be kept horizontal at the mounting location
If you are running the cable through the side of the Mounting Base:
(Option b)
Step 1b: Attach the SRA-25 antenna to the Mounting Base using the washer
and nut as shown in the diagram at right). Use the assembly as a template to
mark locations for the mounting screws
Step 2b: Position the gasket so that the cable exit notch is available to make a
neat seal, as illustrated on page 4, and route the cable through the base.
Step 4b: Position the cable in the gasket’s slot while tting the gasket into
position in the Mounting Base.
Step 5b: Attach the assembly to the surface, orienting it so that the cable notch
faces away from oncoming wind. Do not overtighten.
The supplied mounting screws will accommodate most surfaces. If you nd
them too long, too short, or otherwise unsuitable for your application, substitute
wood screws, machine screws/washers/nuts, or other hardware (not supplied).
Be sure to use only stainless steel hardware, and be sure to use the four supplied
grommets with the hardware you choose. If you nd it too difcult to start the
screws, drill 7/64” pilot holes.
Skip to “Completing the installation” below.
Completing the installation
Step 1: Route the cable to your satellite radio receiver.
IMPORTANT: If your satellite receiver is an older model that has two
antenna input terminals, the optional SRS-1 Splitter may be required. Newer
models may differ, so consult your dealer or Shakespeare for up-to-date
information.
Step 2: Attach the SMB connector to your satellite radio receiver. See the
receiver’s manual for precautions and instructions. Done!
“Sirius” and related marks are trademarks of Sirius Satellite Radio, Inc.
Choose a mounting location. The SRA-25 antenna must be mounted
horizontally in a location that is open and has a clear view of the sky. It must be
mounted away from any metal objects or other structures that could block the
line-of-sight reception of the satellite signal. The height of the antenna is not as
important as having a clear view of the horizon. To determine the best location
for the SRA-25, hold the Satellite Shooter template (back page) horizontally at
the chosen mounting location and follow the instructions on the template. Scan a
full circle with the Shooter to make sure no obstacles block the antenna’s view of
the sky from overhead.
In choosing how and where to mount the antenna, consider the accessibility
of the area underneath, and whether the area is clear of any wires or other
obstructions. Choose a convenient pathway for running the coax cable as far as
possible from other electrical cables.
The SM-32 Surface Mounting Kit (if included, see note on next page)
requires a at, not curved surface. The antenna’s cable can be routed through a
hole in the mounting surface or through the Surface Mounting Kit.
IMPORTANT: When mounting to a at surface using the Surface
Mounting Kit, orient the Mount so that its cable exit faces the rear of the vessel
or vehicle, away from oncoming wind due to normal vessel or vehicle motion.
Mount the SRA-25 so that it does not interfere with safe operation of the vessel
or vehicle.
If the distance between the antenna and your Satellite receiver is more than
25 feet, special Shakespeare cable kits are available (see Optional Accessories,
back page). Acquire the appropriate kit and an SM-32 Surface Mounting Kit (if
needed and not included) before proceeding.
SURFACE MOUNTING
If you are attaching the antenna directly to a at surface, the cable with its
connector attached can be routed through a 9/16” hole drilled in the mounting
surface.
Do not cut the cable and do not remove the connector.
Step 1: Drill a 9/16” mounting hole. When drilling berglass surfaces, use a
small backup block of scrap wood to control push-through splintering. Use
caution to avoid drilling through or near fuel lines, fuel tanks, hydraulic lines, or
electrical wiring. For mounting surfaces from 1/4” to 1” thick, use the extension
shaft (supplied) - see illustration on next page.
· Route the 6” antenna lead with TNC female connector through the center
of the extension shaft.
· Thread the Extension Shaft onto the existing antenna shaft and tighten.
Step 2: Pass the connector, cable, and shaft (if used) from the SRA-25 through
the hole.
DO NOT CUT THE CABLE OR REMOVE THE CONNECTOR!
SRA-25 antenna
Mounting Base
Step 3: Secure the antenna to the mounting surface with the supplied retaining nut
and lock washer (see Figures 2 & 3). A small bead of RTV around the outer edge of
the antenna base is recommended to insure a watertight seal.
Skip to “Completing the installation” on page 5.
SURFACE MOUNTING USING STYLE SM-32 MOUNTING KIT
NOTE: The Style SM-32 Surface Mounting Kit makes it possible to
mount the SRA-25 to a surface that has restricted or non-existent access
underneath. The SRA-25 is sold both with and without the SM-32 Kit
included. If your antenna does not have the SM-32, you must purchase it
separately, if needed.
If you are attaching the antenna/SM-32 assembly to a at surface, the cable
with its connector attached can be routed through a 9/16” hole drilled in the
mounting surface, or passed through the Mounting Base. Do not cut the cable and
do not remove the connector.
If you are running the cable through the mounting surface (Option a):
Step 1a: Drill a 9/16” center hole for the antenna cable. When drilling berglass
surfaces, use a small backup block of scrap wood to control push-through
splintering. Use caution to avoid drilling through or near fuel lines, fuel tanks,
hydraulic lines, or electrical wiring.
Step 2a: Attach the SRA-25 antenna to the Mounting Base using the washer and
nut as shown in the diagram at right). Use the assembly as a template to mark
locations for the mounting screws
Step 3a: Orient the gasket so as to block the cable exit notch, as illustrated on
page 4.
FIGURE 1
Direct surface mounting for surfaces up to 1/4” thick Direct surface mounting for surfaces 1/4” – 1” thick
FIGURE 2
SRA-25 antenna
Mounting surface
6” SRA-25
cable
Extension
Shaft
SRA-25 antenna
Retaining nut
Lock washer
Cable to receiver
Retaining nut
Lock washer
Cable to receiver
Mounting surface
6” SRA-25 cable
Mounting
Gasket
6” cable and connector
Rotate the gasket 180° to expose or cover the cable slot.
Grommet
Hex nut
Mounting screw
Step 4a: Pass the cable through the hole and attach the assembly. The supplied
mounting screws will accommodate most surfaces. If you nd them too long,
too short, or otherwise unsuitable for your application, substitute wood screws,
machine screws/washers/nuts, or other hardware (not supplied). Be sure to use
only stainless steel hardware. If you nd it too difcult to start the screws, drill
7/64” pilot holes.
Skip to “Completing the installation” on page 5.
Cable Exit Notch Orientation
Lock washer
Choose a mounting location. The SRA-25 antenna must be mounted
horizontally in a location that is open and has a clear view of the sky. It must be
mounted away from any metal objects or other structures that could block the
line-of-sight reception of the satellite signal. The height of the antenna is not as
important as having a clear view of the horizon. To determine the best location
for the SRA-25, hold the Satellite Shooter template (back page) horizontally at
the chosen mounting location and follow the instructions on the template. Scan a
full circle with the Shooter to make sure no obstacles block the antenna’s view of
the sky from overhead.
In choosing how and where to mount the antenna, consider the accessibility
of the area underneath, and whether the area is clear of any wires or other
obstructions. Choose a convenient pathway for running the coax cable as far as
possible from other electrical cables.
The SM-32 Surface Mounting Kit (if included, see note on next page)
requires a at, not curved surface. The antenna’s cable can be routed through a
hole in the mounting surface or through the Surface Mounting Kit.
IMPORTANT: When mounting to a at surface using the Surface
Mounting Kit, orient the Mount so that its cable exit faces the rear of the vessel
or vehicle, away from oncoming wind due to normal vessel or vehicle motion.
Mount the SRA-25 so that it does not interfere with safe operation of the vessel
or vehicle.
If the distance between the antenna and your Satellite receiver is more than
25 feet, special Shakespeare cable kits are available (see Optional Accessories,
back page). Acquire the appropriate kit and an SM-32 Surface Mounting Kit (if
needed and not included) before proceeding.
SURFACE MOUNTING
If you are attaching the antenna directly to a at surface, the cable with its
connector attached can be routed through a 9/16” hole drilled in the mounting
surface.
Do not cut the cable and do not remove the connector.
Step 1: Drill a 9/16” mounting hole. When drilling berglass surfaces, use a
small backup block of scrap wood to control push-through splintering. Use
caution to avoid drilling through or near fuel lines, fuel tanks, hydraulic lines, or
electrical wiring. For mounting surfaces from 1/4” to 1” thick, use the extension
shaft (supplied) - see illustration on next page.
· Route the 6” antenna lead with TNC female connector through the center
of the extension shaft.
· Thread the Extension Shaft onto the existing antenna shaft and tighten.
Step 2: Pass the connector, cable, and shaft (if used) from the SRA-25 through
the hole.
DO NOT CUT THE CABLE OR REMOVE THE CONNECTOR!
SRA-25 antenna
Mounting Base
Step 3: Secure the antenna to the mounting surface with the supplied retaining nut
and lock washer (see Figures 2 & 3). A small bead of RTV around the outer edge of
the antenna base is recommended to insure a watertight seal.
Skip to “Completing the installation” on page 5.
SURFACE MOUNTING USING STYLE SM-32 MOUNTING KIT
NOTE: The Style SM-32 Surface Mounting Kit makes it possible to
mount the SRA-25 to a surface that has restricted or non-existent access
underneath. The SRA-25 is sold both with and without the SM-32 Kit
included. If your antenna does not have the SM-32, you must purchase it
separately, if needed.
If you are attaching the antenna/SM-32 assembly to a at surface, the cable
with its connector attached can be routed through a 9/16” hole drilled in the
mounting surface, or passed through the Mounting Base. Do not cut the cable and
do not remove the connector.
If you are running the cable through the mounting surface (Option a):
Step 1a: Drill a 9/16” center hole for the antenna cable. When drilling berglass
surfaces, use a small backup block of scrap wood to control push-through
splintering. Use caution to avoid drilling through or near fuel lines, fuel tanks,
hydraulic lines, or electrical wiring.
Step 2a: Attach the SRA-25 antenna to the Mounting Base using the washer and
nut as shown in the diagram at right). Use the assembly as a template to mark
locations for the mounting screws
Step 3a: Orient the gasket so as to block the cable exit notch, as illustrated on
page 4.
FIGURE 1
Direct surface mounting for surfaces up to 1/4” thick Direct surface mounting for surfaces 1/4” – 1” thick
FIGURE 2
SRA-25 antenna
Mounting surface
6” SRA-25
cable
Extension
Shaft
SRA-25 antenna
Retaining nut
Lock washer
Cable to receiver
Retaining nut
Lock washer
Cable to receiver
Mounting surface
6” SRA-25 cable
Mounting
Gasket
6” cable and connector
Rotate the gasket 180° to expose or cover the cable slot.
Grommet
Hex nut
Mounting screw
Step 4a: Pass the cable through the hole and attach the assembly. The supplied
mounting screws will accommodate most surfaces. If you nd them too long,
too short, or otherwise unsuitable for your application, substitute wood screws,
machine screws/washers/nuts, or other hardware (not supplied). Be sure to use
only stainless steel hardware. If you nd it too difcult to start the screws, drill
7/64” pilot holes.
Skip to “Completing the installation” on page 5.
Cable Exit Notch Orientation
Lock washer
Choose a mounting location. The SRA-25 antenna must be mounted
horizontally in a location that is open and has a clear view of the sky. It must be
mounted away from any metal objects or other structures that could block the
line-of-sight reception of the satellite signal. The height of the antenna is not as
important as having a clear view of the horizon. To determine the best location
for the SRA-25, hold the Satellite Shooter template (back page) horizontally at
the chosen mounting location and follow the instructions on the template. Scan a
full circle with the Shooter to make sure no obstacles block the antenna’s view of
the sky from overhead.
In choosing how and where to mount the antenna, consider the accessibility
of the area underneath, and whether the area is clear of any wires or other
obstructions. Choose a convenient pathway for running the coax cable as far as
possible from other electrical cables.
The SM-32 Surface Mounting Kit (if included, see note on next page)
requires a at, not curved surface. The antenna’s cable can be routed through a
hole in the mounting surface or through the Surface Mounting Kit.
IMPORTANT: When mounting to a at surface using the Surface
Mounting Kit, orient the Mount so that its cable exit faces the rear of the vessel
or vehicle, away from oncoming wind due to normal vessel or vehicle motion.
Mount the SRA-25 so that it does not interfere with safe operation of the vessel
or vehicle.
If the distance between the antenna and your Satellite receiver is more than
25 feet, special Shakespeare cable kits are available (see Optional Accessories,
back page). Acquire the appropriate kit and an SM-32 Surface Mounting Kit (if
needed and not included) before proceeding.
SURFACE MOUNTING
If you are attaching the antenna directly to a at surface, the cable with its
connector attached can be routed through a 9/16” hole drilled in the mounting
surface.
Do not cut the cable and do not remove the connector.
Step 1: Drill a 9/16” mounting hole. When drilling berglass surfaces, use a
small backup block of scrap wood to control push-through splintering. Use
caution to avoid drilling through or near fuel lines, fuel tanks, hydraulic lines, or
electrical wiring. For mounting surfaces from 1/4” to 1” thick, use the extension
shaft (supplied) - see illustration on next page.
· Route the 6” antenna lead with TNC female connector through the center
of the extension shaft.
· Thread the Extension Shaft onto the existing antenna shaft and tighten.
Step 2: Pass the connector, cable, and shaft (if used) from the SRA-25 through
the hole.
DO NOT CUT THE CABLE OR REMOVE THE CONNECTOR!
SRA-25 antenna
Mounting Base
Step 3: Secure the antenna to the mounting surface with the supplied retaining nut
and lock washer (see Figures 2 & 3). A small bead of RTV around the outer edge of
the antenna base is recommended to insure a watertight seal.
Skip to “Completing the installation” on page 5.
SURFACE MOUNTING USING STYLE SM-32 MOUNTING KIT
NOTE: The Style SM-32 Surface Mounting Kit makes it possible to
mount the SRA-25 to a surface that has restricted or non-existent access
underneath. The SRA-25 is sold both with and without the SM-32 Kit
included. If your antenna does not have the SM-32, you must purchase it
separately, if needed.
If you are attaching the antenna/SM-32 assembly to a at surface, the cable
with its connector attached can be routed through a 9/16” hole drilled in the
mounting surface, or passed through the Mounting Base. Do not cut the cable and
do not remove the connector.
If you are running the cable through the mounting surface (Option a):
Step 1a: Drill a 9/16” center hole for the antenna cable. When drilling berglass
surfaces, use a small backup block of scrap wood to control push-through
splintering. Use caution to avoid drilling through or near fuel lines, fuel tanks,
hydraulic lines, or electrical wiring.
Step 2a: Attach the SRA-25 antenna to the Mounting Base using the washer and
nut as shown in the diagram at right). Use the assembly as a template to mark
locations for the mounting screws
Step 3a: Orient the gasket so as to block the cable exit notch, as illustrated on
page 4.
FIGURE 1
Direct surface mounting for surfaces up to 1/4” thick Direct surface mounting for surfaces 1/4” – 1” thick
FIGURE 2
SRA-25 antenna
Mounting surface
6” SRA-25
cable
Extension
Shaft
SRA-25 antenna
Retaining nut
Lock washer
Cable to receiver
Retaining nut
Lock washer
Cable to receiver
Mounting surface
6” SRA-25 cable
Mounting
Gasket
6” cable and connector
Rotate the gasket 180° to expose or cover the cable slot.
Grommet
Hex nut
Mounting screw
Step 4a: Pass the cable through the hole and attach the assembly. The supplied
mounting screws will accommodate most surfaces. If you nd them too long,
too short, or otherwise unsuitable for your application, substitute wood screws,
machine screws/washers/nuts, or other hardware (not supplied). Be sure to use
only stainless steel hardware. If you nd it too difcult to start the screws, drill
7/64” pilot holes.
Skip to “Completing the installation” on page 5.
Cable Exit Notch Orientation
Lock washer
Thank you for choosing a Shakespeare product.
Shakespeare works hard to build reliability and durability
into all of its products for maximum customer satisfaction.
Customer comments are welcome. Before installing, please
study the diagram and check parts supplied against those listed.
The Shakespeare Galaxy®Style SRA-25 Satellite Radio Antenna
is a versatile antenna for receiving Sirius Satellite Radio. The
antenna’s versatile mounting permits attaching the antenna directly
to a at surface, or to the Style SM-32 Surface Mount Kit, which is
supplied with some versions of the SRA-25, enabling the antenna
to be mounted with or without its coax cable passing through the
mounting surface and with or without access to the area underneath
it. In all cases, a receiver capable of receiving Sirius Satellite Radio
is required (not supplied).
Supplied parts (all versions):
(1) SRA-25 Antenna with 6” cable and TNC Female connector
(1) 25’ Coax Cable with TNC Male and SMB connectors
(1) Bag containing: (1) Extension shaft, (1) Lockwasher, (1) Retaining nut
This instruction sheet
Some versions may also include the following supplied parts:
(1) Surface Mounting Base
(1) Mounting Gasket with slot for passing the coax cable
(4) Self-tapping stainless steel mounting screws
Tools required: Screwdriver. Marking pencil, drill and drill bits (9/16”,
7/64”), needle nose pliers, or other tools appropriate to your specic application
may also be needed.
Required materials: Silicone Sealer (RTV) when ush mounting
DO NOT CUT OR ALTER THE ANTENNA CABLE.
DO NOT REMOVE ITS CONNECTOR.
IMPORTANT: Please read all instructions before installing.
Optional Accessories
SRS-1 DC Voltage Splitter for antenna cables up to 50’
SRS-2 DC Voltage Splitter for antenna cables over 50’
SRS-3 Connects two Sirius receivers to one Galaxy Satellite Antenna
SRC-35 35’ RG-58 cable kit with connectors
SRC-50 50’ RG-58 cable kit with connectors
SRC-90 90’ RG-8X cable kit with connectors
SRC-135 135’RG-8Xcablekitwithconnectorsandinlineamplier
SM-32 Low-ProleSurfaceMountingKitforlocationswithoutaccess
under the antenna for attaching nuts and bolts.
The length of the cable run from the antenna to the satellite radio receiver can be
extended by using one of the optional cable kits listed above. Note: These cables
replace the 25’ cable supplied with the antenna, and must be used as supplied. They
cannot be lengthened, shortened, or connected together as extensions.
Galaxy®Style SRA-25
Electronic Products Group
6111 Shakespeare Rd., Columbia, SC 29223 · 803-227-1590 · Fax: 803-419-3099
www.shakespeare-marine.com
rev. 10-19-2006
Satellite Shooter Template
Trace the triangle below on a sheet of paper, then cut out the triangle
and use as a template on thick paper or poster-board.
1. Tape this edge to paper tube or straight edge.
2. Sight through tube or top of straight edge for
clear view of sky.
This corner should be next to the mounting hole
when scanning.
This edge must be kept horizontal at the mounting location
If you are running the cable through the side of the Mounting Base:
(Option b)
Step 1b: Attach the SRA-25 antenna to the Mounting Base using the washer
and nut as shown in the diagram at right). Use the assembly as a template to
mark locations for the mounting screws
Step 2b: Position the gasket so that the cable exit notch is available to make a
neat seal, as illustrated on page 4, and route the cable through the base.
Step 4b: Position the cable in the gasket’s slot while tting the gasket into
position in the Mounting Base.
Step 5b: Attach the assembly to the surface, orienting it so that the cable notch
faces away from oncoming wind. Do not overtighten.
The supplied mounting screws will accommodate most surfaces. If you nd
them too long, too short, or otherwise unsuitable for your application, substitute
wood screws, machine screws/washers/nuts, or other hardware (not supplied).
Be sure to use only stainless steel hardware, and be sure to use the four supplied
grommets with the hardware you choose. If you nd it too difcult to start the
screws, drill 7/64” pilot holes.
Skip to “Completing the installation” below.
Completing the installation
Step 1: Route the cable to your satellite radio receiver.
IMPORTANT: If your satellite receiver is an older model that has two
antenna input terminals, the optional SRS-1 Splitter may be required. Newer
models may differ, so consult your dealer or Shakespeare for up-to-date
information.
Step 2: Attach the SMB connector to your satellite radio receiver. See the
receiver’s manual for precautions and instructions. Done!
“Sirius” and related marks are trademarks of Sirius Satellite Radio, Inc.
Thank you for choosing a Shakespeare product.
Shakespeare works hard to build reliability and durability
into all of its products for maximum customer satisfaction.
Customer comments are welcome. Before installing, please
study the diagram and check parts supplied against those listed.
The Shakespeare Galaxy®Style SRA-25 Satellite Radio Antenna
is a versatile antenna for receiving Sirius Satellite Radio. The
antenna’s versatile mounting permits attaching the antenna directly
to a at surface, or to the Style SM-32 Surface Mount Kit, which is
supplied with some versions of the SRA-25, enabling the antenna
to be mounted with or without its coax cable passing through the
mounting surface and with or without access to the area underneath
it. In all cases, a receiver capable of receiving Sirius Satellite Radio
is required (not supplied).
Supplied parts (all versions):
(1) SRA-25 Antenna with 6” cable and TNC Female connector
(1) 25’ Coax Cable with TNC Male and SMB connectors
(1) Bag containing: (1) Extension shaft, (1) Lockwasher, (1) Retaining nut
This instruction sheet
Some versions may also include the following supplied parts:
(1) Surface Mounting Base
(1) Mounting Gasket with slot for passing the coax cable
(4) Self-tapping stainless steel mounting screws
Tools required: Screwdriver. Marking pencil, drill and drill bits (9/16”,
7/64”), needle nose pliers, or other tools appropriate to your specic application
may also be needed.
Required materials: Silicone Sealer (RTV) when ush mounting
DO NOT CUT OR ALTER THE ANTENNA CABLE.
DO NOT REMOVE ITS CONNECTOR.
IMPORTANT: Please read all instructions before installing.
Optional Accessories
SRS-1 DC Voltage Splitter for antenna cables up to 50’
SRS-2 DC Voltage Splitter for antenna cables over 50’
SRS-3 Connects two Sirius receivers to one Galaxy Satellite Antenna
SRC-35 35’ RG-58 cable kit with connectors
SRC-50 50’ RG-58 cable kit with connectors
SRC-90 90’ RG-8X cable kit with connectors
SRC-135 135’RG-8Xcablekitwithconnectorsandinlineamplier
SM-32 Low-ProleSurfaceMountingKitforlocationswithoutaccess
under the antenna for attaching nuts and bolts.
The length of the cable run from the antenna to the satellite radio receiver can be
extended by using one of the optional cable kits listed above. Note: These cables
replace the 25’ cable supplied with the antenna, and must be used as supplied. They
cannot be lengthened, shortened, or connected together as extensions.
Galaxy®Style SRA-25
Electronic Products Group
6111 Shakespeare Rd., Columbia, SC 29223 · 803-227-1590 · Fax: 803-419-3099
www.shakespeare-marine.com
rev. 10-19-2006
Satellite Shooter Template
Trace the triangle below on a sheet of paper, then cut out the triangle
and use as a template on thick paper or poster-board.
1. Tape this edge to paper tube or straight edge.
2. Sight through tube or top of straight edge for
clear view of sky.
This corner should be next to the mounting hole
when scanning.
This edge must be kept horizontal at the mounting location
If you are running the cable through the side of the Mounting Base:
(Option b)
Step 1b: Attach the SRA-25 antenna to the Mounting Base using the washer
and nut as shown in the diagram at right). Use the assembly as a template to
mark locations for the mounting screws
Step 2b: Position the gasket so that the cable exit notch is available to make a
neat seal, as illustrated on page 4, and route the cable through the base.
Step 4b: Position the cable in the gasket’s slot while tting the gasket into
position in the Mounting Base.
Step 5b: Attach the assembly to the surface, orienting it so that the cable notch
faces away from oncoming wind. Do not overtighten.
The supplied mounting screws will accommodate most surfaces. If you nd
them too long, too short, or otherwise unsuitable for your application, substitute
wood screws, machine screws/washers/nuts, or other hardware (not supplied).
Be sure to use only stainless steel hardware, and be sure to use the four supplied
grommets with the hardware you choose. If you nd it too difcult to start the
screws, drill 7/64” pilot holes.
Skip to “Completing the installation” below.
Completing the installation
Step 1: Route the cable to your satellite radio receiver.
IMPORTANT: If your satellite receiver is an older model that has two
antenna input terminals, the optional SRS-1 Splitter may be required. Newer
models may differ, so consult your dealer or Shakespeare for up-to-date
information.
Step 2: Attach the SMB connector to your satellite radio receiver. See the
receiver’s manual for precautions and instructions. Done!
“Sirius” and related marks are trademarks of Sirius Satellite Radio, Inc.
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