Wilson electronics Wr-500 User manual

ownER'S

mAnUAl

WR-500

ROTOR

~

Wilson

Electronics

Corp.

4288

SO.

POLARISAVENUE • P. 0. BOX 19000 • LAS VEGAS, NE

VADA

89119

(702) 739·1931 • TELEX 684·522

WR-500

SPECIFICATIONS

MAXIMUM

LOAD:

.

...

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..

. 6 Square Feet

Windloa

d Area

HOUSING

:

..

. .

..

. .

..

. .

...

. . Heavy Cast

Aluminum

MOTOR

:

BRAKE

TYPE

: . . . . .

..

. .

...

.

BRAKE

TORUUE

:

GEAR

S:

..

High

Torque;

780

Inch Pounds

Stall

To

rque

Disc

1

300

Inch

Pounds

Stainless Steel Drive

BEARINGS:

..

....

. . . . . .

...

.

96

Steel

Ba

ll Bearin

gs;

750

Pounds Balanced We

ight

Capacity

HARDWARE:

.

..

.

...

.

..

. .

..

All

Hardware I

ncluded

,

Accepts 1-3/8"

to

2-1/

8"

OD

Masts

MOUNTING

:

..

. . . . In-Line

or

To

wer

CONTROL

CABLE

:

..

...

. . . . 8

Conductor;

Maximum

Resistan

ce

2.5 OHMS

INPUT

VOLTAGE:

.

..

.

....

. 105-

125V

AC,

50

-

60

Hz

WEIGHT:

...

.

...

.

..

. . . . . . . .

Roto

r

Only

, 12 P

ounds

CONTROL

BOX

DIMENSIONS:

6-3/

4"W

x 3-3/ 1

6"

H x 4-7/

8"

D

SHIPPING

WEIGHT:

. .

.......

20 P

ounds

ROTOR

DIMENS

I

ONS:

.

..

.

..

.

7"

Diameter, 1

7"

He

ight

,

Incl

uding

Top

and

Bott

om

M

ount

ing Brackets

METER

SCALE

:

..

. . . . . . .

..

.

RECOMMENDED

C

ABLE

: . .

ROTATION

TIME

: .

...

.

P

dgc

T

wo

Dir

ect

Reading, N

orth

Ce

ntered,

5 •

In

crements

8

Conductor

Weather Pr

oof

45

-

60

Seconds, w

ith

60 Hz

inp

ut

SECTION

I-

UNPACKING

;:;;;;;;;;:

1.1

Removing

From

Carton

Carefully

remove

rotor

fr

om the

packing

carto

n and exa

min

e

it

for

any signs

of

shipping dama

ge.

1.2

In

Case

The

re

s

pon

s

ibilit

y

for

safe delivery

of

Damage

rests

with

the carrier.

The

responsi-

bilit

y

in

ob

taining reimburseme

nt

for

damage rests

with

yo

u.

Prompt

act

ion

on

your

part

will

spee

d

ad

just

m

ent.

Our

warranty

in no

way

covers mal

function

or

damage

which

is a result

of

improper

han

dling

by the carrier.

Under no circumstance sh

ould

you

return

merchandi

se

to

yo

ur

dealer before

ob

taining

prior

approval.

To

do

so

can jcopardiLc

your

investme

nt

and the cost

of

necessary repairs

will

be

a

burden

you

will

have

to

assume.

1.3

Shipping

Carton

Save

the

carto

n and packing material,

you

m

ay

need

it

at

a later date

for

stor-

age

or s

hipm

ent

of

the

rotor.

SECTION

11

-

INSTALLATION

r:::-

2.1

Cable

Eight wires arc

requir

ed to con-

trol

the

rotor

and

indicat

e its

Requirements

pos

iti

on

.

The

cable s

hould

.be

weatherproof

and co

ntain

eight

conductors

of

#

22

copper

wire

or

larger. For cable ru

ns

100

feet

or

longer

use

a wire si

Le

of #

20

gauge

or

larger. F

or

best opera

ti

on, voltage

drop

du

e

to

line loss shouId

not

exceed 2%.

How

ever, the

rotor

will

operate

with

greater voltage

drop

with only slight degradation

of performan

ce.

The WR500 comes s

upplied

with

cable con-

nectors

for

the

co

ntr

ol

box

and

th

e

rotor.

With the

control

connec

tor

and

the

rotor

connector

on the

work

table, connect

the

ca

ble between the

two

connectors. Make sure wires 1, 2, 3,

4, 5, 6, 7, and 8

on

the

contro

l co

nnect

or

arc

to

1, 2, 3, 4, 5,

6. 7. and 8

on

the

rotor

connect

or

respectively.

Caution

: No

loose strands

of

wire

should

touch

adjacent terminals or o

th

er

metal

pa

rt

s

on

the conn

ector

.

2.2

Pre-lnstallation

it

is

recommended

that

a prc·

limin

ary operational check be

Check

made on the

rotor

system

prior

to

actual

in

sta

llation.

With

the

rotor

sit

tin

g

in

the up-

right

p

os

i

tion

an

d connected

to

the

control

box

by

the

eight

wire

cabl

e,

plug

th

e co

ntr

ol

box

power

co

rd

into

a convenient

11

5V

AC 50

to

60

Hz wall socket.

Turn

the power switch o

n.

The meter s

hould

be

illuminated.

Depre

ss

the clockwise

rota

-

tion

switch. The r

otor

s

hould

turn

cl

ockw

i

se.

Th

is isS-W-N-E-

S.

Rele

ase

the

rotat

i

on

switch,

rotor

will

coast

down

and stop.

Durin

g

rotation,

when the end

of

sca

le is re

ac

hed, the maxi-

mum

rotatio

n

lig

ht

will

come on. To

turn

the

rotor

counter-

clockwise, depress the countcrclockwise

switch

.

Thi

s is S-E-N-

W

-S

. Pri

or

to

actual installation, check the

ca

libr

ation

and

familiar

i

ze

yourself

with

this procedure.

it

is b

est

done while

the system is set

up

for

the prc-installation check

(sec

meter

calibra

ti

on).

2.3

Meter

Calibration

Rot

ors arc shipped

from

the idc-

tor

y sto

pp

ed at

theN

(N

orth)

po'>i-

ti

on. With the power switch or

1,

ro·

tat

c

th

e r

oto

r clockwise

until

the end

of

rot&tion

is

reached

when the Max.

Rot

ation

will

li

ght.

If

the indicator needle

does

not

point

S on the

right

hand side,

turn

the calibr&tion

1-.nob

and a

dju

st

the

indicator

to

that

position. Meter calibrdlion c,tn

be

perf

or

med

at

any

tim

e

it

is

de

si

red to check the accuracy.

When

power

is

o

ff,

the needle

will

fall

to

the

left

hand south

position.

When

power

is

on

, the n

ee

dl

e

will

indicate the

an·

tc

n

na

p

os

iti

on.

It

is

imperative

that

the previous calibration

instruct

ion

s arc

followed

and the antenna

is

mounted in the

south

position.

If

an

attempt

is

made to

ca

libr

ate the antenna

in any

ot

her

position

the

linearity

of

the

rotor

will

be

degrad-

ed

an

d the

true

indicati

ons

will

be

off

in varying

degrees.

2.4

Rotor

The WR500 r

otor

system

is

designed

to

accommodate light amateur and

CB

Mounting

antenn

as

with

a

maximum

of

six

sq.

ft.

of

wind

ar

ea

. The WR500 provides a fu

ll

360

° range

of

rota-

tion and a

met

er scale read-out

for

accurate position indica-

tion.

Mast

mounting

and

top

plate

mounting

arc the

two

com-

mon

way

s

of

mounting

the WR500. The WR500

rotor

is

shipped

fr

om the

factory

stopped at the N

(North)

p

os

ition.

During

the pre-installation ch

ec

k, rotate the system (i.e. the

rotor

properly

co

nn

ected to the con

trol

box)

clockwise

until

the end

of

rotatio

n and

by

handling

the

ca

lib

ration knob ad-

just

th

e

indicator

to

the right hand S posi

tion.

Install

rotor

in

this co

ndition

and

point

beam

so

uth

so

th

at

the lead wir

cs

will

not

fo

ul.

Th

e ro

tor

mec

ha

nism

has

l

imit

switches

in

both the

clockwise and countercloc

kwi

sc

positions.

Thi

s prevents the

rotor

from

wrapp

ing up the central

ca

bl

es

. Wire

up

the ro

to

r

and

control

box

and

app

ly power,

th

e meter sho

uld

read

so

ut

h

on

left

si

de

of

dial. The centcr

of

grav

it

y and centcr

of

wind

loading force

of

th

e antenna sho

uld

be

as

close

to

the top

of

the

rotor

cas

ing

as

possible. One to

th

ree

feet

is

practical

with

most

in

sta

ll

atio

ns.

When an antenna

wit

h a

boom

length ex-

ceeding

eight

feet

is

to

be

mo

unted more than eight feet above

t

he

top

of

the

rotor

,

us

e

of

a heavy

dut

y tower

with

the rotor

mount

ed

inside

is

manda

tor

y. The antenna s

upport

th

en

should

be

a

two

inch

O.D.

steel

tube

w

ith

v.i"

wall

rotating

in a

ball

thrust

bea

ring

at

the

top

of

the tower. T

he

rot

or

sh

ould

be

mounted

in

s

id

e the

tower

within

four

feet

of

thi

s bearing.

All

reliable

tower

manufacturer

s

will

be

glad

to

advise

as

to

the

best method

for

in

si

de

mounting

with

their

product. A r

ugg

ed

mount

can be made easily

with

angle

iron

and U-bolts that

will

fit

any

tower

. The WR500 readi

ly

mounts

on a

pip

e or

top

of

tower

but

certain precautions must be observed

to

obtain

good

service. Successful operation

of

the WR500

with

mode

rat

e si

Le

antennas

is

assured if a proper mech

an

ical installation com-

mens

ur

ate

with

the

tota

l size of the

entire

sys

tem

is

made. Do

Pag

e Three

not

.tth:mpt

to

g.un

another

ten

feet

of

height

b)'

auempting

to

mount

an

antenno~

of

<~n)'

site

on

top

of

a 1W' " I

V"

ma~t

on

top

of

the

rotor.

You

arl.'

fU~t

going

to

ptclo;

up

piec;c\

Jftcr

the

first

wind

gu~t!

If

there

i'

dO\

doubt

c~bout

a

top

mount,

then

we

recomnwnd

itwe,ting

in J

good

tn\ide

10wer

m~tJII,t·

lion.

h\

an

c\cellcnt

tmntment.

C.1ution:

Ttw

roLUr

i\

de·

\i&ned for

~cttical

operation

v.

ith

the

bell

'hapcd

hou,ing

in

the

up

po"tinn.

\\ater

and

other

contamin.!lion

v.tll get

tnto

the

rnotor

unit

if

mounted

hori10ntJI

or

up~tdc

d<m

n.

SECTION

Ill

-

OPERATION

3.1

Mechanical

To

pre~ent

btnding

under

.tdvmc

opcr.uing

cond1tiom,

a

~mall

a·

muunt

of

pia}

i'

dc~igncd

in10

the

rotor

.

[Hn

.1

degree

or

so

ol

rotor pia} wtll

permit

W\crJI

in·

chc\

of

mo,ement

Jl

the

end

of

a

long

antenna

boom.

or

at

the

tiP'

ol

the

clement~.

frequently,

the

~light

motton

of

the

antcnnJ

Jrr.ty in gusts

of

wind~

i\

due

more

to

the

n.uural

lie\·

ing ol

the

clement'

and

mJ~t

than

it

is

due

to

<~clUal

piJ'r in

the

rotor

mechamsm.

o

..

c.~~ionally

in

\er.,

high

wind\

the

disc

bralo;e

on

the

WRSOO

mJ}

~lip;

11

t.tlo.e~

.tppro\imJtely

1300

inch

lb~.

of

force

to

o"ercomc

the

di,c

bralo.e.

Thi'

generally

wtll

not

ocwr

unle~~

the

.JntennJ

rs

\er}

large.

Another

prob·

lem rcg.Jrding

antcnnd

\lippage is a

maucr

of

the

dntenna

'lip·

ping in

the

mast

support

. A f.1hc

ndication

of

suspected

)lip-

ping

m.1y

be

indicated

on

the

meter

. Comp.1re

meter

rc<~ding\

at

dtffercnt

times

when

the

rotor

has

not

been

activated.

Che'"-

the

nut~

on

the

U·bolts

so

th.u

the-,

are

tight.

Operation

3.2

Electrical

Field c)..perience

ha~

shown

that

most

Operation

opcrJtional

difficulties v.ttn

the

rotor

are trace.tble

to

broken,

shorted,

or

grounded

wtre\,

uw.tlly

.11

the

connector\

.

Time

\pent

m

cut·

ttng

th..:

lc.td'

to

exact

length,

tinning, forming,

cuuin~t

insu·

l.1tion

to

e'<att

lengths

and

cl.tmping

to

pr..:vcnt

~train

on

an~

'>tngle

wire

on

the

connector

will P.l'.

big

dt\lidend\

l,n..:r

in

long

.1nd

trouble

free

performance

.

Put

it

up

right

and

lca'e

it

up!

CAUTION:

3.3

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SECTION

IV

-

SERVICE

l)o

not

,hip

equipment

tu

the

man·

uf.tcturcr

without

prim

returned

goo<.h

authoril.ttion.

11

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t\

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Return

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Procedure

tremel} imporl.Jnt, c.tll fur dpprov·

al. When d

\htpmcnt

t\

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l

ed,

the

time

it

tal..e~

to

process

the

incoming

'hipment,

repair

tl

dnd

get

it

bdlk

to

you''

k"'

tho~n

v.hen .tn

unc\pccted

'hipmcnt

i'

rccel\cd

and

ha.,

to

be

prOCL..,\Cd.

lt

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important

th.tl

the

'hipmcnl

be

well

po~cl..l.'d

.1nd

lull\

imured

D<~mage

claim~

mu't

be

<.elllcd !le·

tween

\OU

and

the

earner

.tnd will greatl'r dc..

t)'

dO\

return\.

Proper paclo.ing will

nmm.lll\

a\oid

thi., trouble. •\ I

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mu\t

ge \Cnt

to

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prep.tid.

We

do

not

.tCC(Pt collect .J1ip·

mcnh.

All

teturn~

<ihould

be

m.1de in

our

,t,tnd.Jrd

e<~rton\

onJ\

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4.2

Shipping

Methods

\\'hen

a '>hipment is

returned

it

will be

handkd

in

one

of

three

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· Where

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IS

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will

be

returned

prcp.tid \

ia

a c,urier

of

our

choice.

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upon

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ch.ugcs

not

co..-ered

b\

warranty.

1

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the

c.tmer

will collect tht:!,e

charge\

and

the

tran\portation

co't'

on

.trrival. Uncl.limed

or

refu,ed

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m.Jde coll..:ct for

rcshipmcnt

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tharge\.

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equipment

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b..:corne'

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proper!)

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the

mo~nuf.sc.turer

60

d.t)'~

ahcr

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d.ttc of rdu...ll

or

return

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be

di,.poo,ed

of

for

payment

ef

(harge'

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v.

ill

not

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b)'

me.tm

of

a

carrier

that

wtll

nut

lull\' tn\urc

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\htpment.

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to

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WR

-

500

ROTOR

SCHEMATIC

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Figure

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28

27

25

20

(Figure

"A")

P

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Six

a.,

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M

NO

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1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

80

81

ITEM

NO

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58

59

60

61

62

63

64

65

66

67

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68

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69

P

ART

NO

.

5001

5002

5003

5004

5005

5006

5007

5008

5009

5010

5011

5012

5013

5014

5015

50

16

5017

5018

5019

5020

5021

5022

5023

5024

5025

5026

5027

5028

5080

5081

QTY

.

--

1

2

1

2

1

6

3

2

1

2

1

ROTOR PARTS

LIST

DESC

RIPTION

ITEM

NO. PART

NO

.

OTY

.

- -

Motor

Mount

Plate 29 5029 1

Motor

Support

Sleeve

Motor

32

5032

1

L

ock

Washer (40)

33

5033

2

Mo

t

or

Mount

Screw (40)

35

50

35

2

Brake/Pinion

36

50

36

4

Set Screw (30) 37 5037 4

Lock

Washer (60)

38

5038

1

Nut

(60)

39

5039

4

Motor

Mount

Support

40

5040

4

Motor

Support

Sleeve Screw (40) 41 5041 1

Shim Washer

42

5042

1

Shim Sleeve

43

5043

4

Plastic Gear

44

5044 4

Pinion Gear

45

5045

1

C-Ring

46

5046

1

Sha

ft

47

5047 1

Shaft

48

5048

1

Pini

on

Gear

49

5049 3

Drive Gear

50

5050

98

N

ut

(90)

51

5051 1

Loc

k Washer (90)

52

5052 2

Was

her (90)

53

5053

4

Shim Washer (90) 54 5054 4

Gear Plate

55

50

55

4

P

ot

Insulator

56

5056

4

Pot

Stopper

Bar Screw(50)

Note:

0 =

Mil

limeters

Connector, 8 Pin Female, Weather

Proof

Connector, 8 Pin Male, Octal

Note:

Parts

80

&

81

above

furnished

with

Rotor·

Packed

in

Hardware Package

CONTROL

BOX

PARTS

LIST

PART

NO

.

QTY

. DES

CRIPTION

ITEM

NO

.

PART

NO

.

QTY

.

5057

Line Cord/Plug

70

5070

5058

Fuse

Holder

5059 Fuse, 1

Amp

(F1) 71

t/)

5071

5060 1

Switch,

Rocker, SPST

(S

1)

72

J

_./

~2..

5061 2

Switch,

Rocker, DPDT (S2,

S3)

73

5073

5062 1

,,/

Lamp

Socket

5063 1 / Lamp, Incandescent,

115V

(DS1)

74

5074

-.

5064 1

o.);

Lamp Cartridge, Red Neon (DS2)

-5Q.6.5_ 1\C\ ·

Meter

(M1)

75

5075

5066 1 Connector Socket, 8 Pin Female

76

5076

5067 Potentiometer,

10K

OHMS, B Taper (R5) 77 5077 4

5068 3 Resist

or.

Wire Wound,

78

50

78

150 OHMS, 1W (R1, R4)

5069 Resistor, Wire Wound. 79 5079

4K

OHMS,

SW

(R2)

DESCRIPTION

Rotatio

n Stopper Bar

Switch

Plate Insulat

or

Switch Plate Screw (30)

Switch

Lock

Washer (30)

Switch

Mount

Screw (30)

Upper Housing

Housing Screw

Lock

Washer (60)

Ring Gear

Lower Housing

Housing Screw

(60)

Lock Washer

(60)

Connector

Connector Shell

Shell Retaining Ring

Connector Gasket

Connector Shell Screw

Bearing

Race

Mast Holder

Mast Clamp

U-Bolt

Lock

Was

her

Nut

DESCRIPTION

Resistor, Wire Wound,

1K OHM, 3W (R

3)

Diode,

100V

P.I.V.

#S-2E

(CR1)

Diode, Zener #

AW0

1

-7

(CR2)

Capacitor, El

ectrolytic,

220

UF,

25V

(Cl)

Capacitor, Non-Polarized,

8

UF,

250V

(C2)

Terminal Strip, 14 Terminals

Chassis, 2 Parts,

Includes

Mounting

Hardware

Rubber Feet

F

ra

nt Panel,

Includes Mounting Hardware

Knob·

With Set Screw

Page

Seven

Japan

I'

ON

t:

YEAR

LI

MITED

WAR

RANTY

ROTORS

Wl

LSON

ELECTRONICS

CORP.

("WI

LSON'')

warrants

!ha!

your

new

ROTOR

has

been manufactured

ti

·

ee

of

defec/s

in

design,

ma/erial

and

~~

·

orkmanship.

If

this

product

fails

to

give satisfactory

serJLice

due

to

defects COI'ered

by

warranly, including any

warranly

implied

by

law

such

as

WARRANnt:s

OF

1\IEPCHANTABILI

TY

OR

FITNESS,

for

a

period

of

ONE

YEAR

FROM

THE

DATE

OF

PURCHASC,

"WII

SON"

will.

a/

its

option,

replace

or

repair the

unit,

or

any

defective

part

free

of

charge.

To

obtain

1varranty service,

return

the

ROTOR

preferably

to

your

dealer,

or

if

this

is

inconvenient, pack

if

securely,

and

send

if

wi!h

proof

of

purchase date

and

a

letter

explaining the problem, shipping cost

prepaid,

lo

CUSTOMER

SERVICE

DEPARTMENT,

WILSON

ELECTRONICS

CORP.,

4288

SO.

POLARIS,

LAS

VEGAS,

NEVADA

89703

IMPORTANT

Please

note:

A

written

"Return

Goods

Authorization"

must

first

be

obtained

from

"WILSON"

prior

to

shipping

anything

to

the plant,

with

a

copy

of

the

authorization

included

insid

e the carton. Warranty

service covers

only

repair

or

replacement

of

the

ROTOR

only.

"WI

LSON"

is

not

responsible

for

costs

of

removal

or

reinstallation,

or

shipping

to

the place

of

repair.

The

warranty

period

is

not

extendeddue

to

repair

or

replacement.

"WI

LSON"

reserves the

right

to

make reasonable charges

for

service

if

there

is

evidence

of

damage due

,J

alteration, misuse

or

installation

not

according

to

the enclosed instructions.

"WILSON"

IS

NOT

RESPONSIBLE

FOR

DAMAGE

TO

OTHER

EQUIPMENT

OR

PROPERTY

OR

FOR

ANY

OTHER

CONSEQUENTIAL

OR

INCIDENTAL

DAMAGES

OF

ANY

KIND,

WHETHER

BASED

ON

CONTRACT,

NEGLIGENCE

OR

STRICT

LIABILITY,

MAXIMUM

LIABILITY

SHALL

NOT,

IN

AN'r'

CASE,

EXCEED

TI-lE

PURCHASE

PRICE

OF

THE

UNIT.

(Some states

do

not

allow

limitations

on

how

long

an

implied

warranty lasts,

or

the exclusi

on

or

limita-

rion

of

incidental

or

consequential damages, so the above

limitations

and

exclusion

may

not

apply

to

·

ou.)

(This warranty gives

you

specific legal rights. You

may

also have

other

rights which

may

vary

from

state

to

state.)

ALSO

FROM

WILSON;

COMPLETE

LINE

OF

ROTORS,

CRANK-UP

TOWERS,

AMATEUR

AND

CITIZEN

BAND

ANTENNAS,

AND

COMMUNICATION

EQUIPMENT.

Write

for

Illustrated

Brochur

e

and

Specifications.

•

Wilson Electronics

Corp.

Rl -

lOM-377

WR

500

CORRECTION

The

plug wiring

view

on

page 5

of

the

instruction

manual

is

incorrect.

The

plug which

is

connected

to

the

rotor

should be wired as

shown

below.

If

the

rotor

control cable plugs

are

wired pin to pin ("1"

to

"1", "2"

to

"2", "3"

to

"3"

etc.)

the cable

will

be

correct

.

•

Wilson Electronics WR-500 User manual

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