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Electrical<br />

Solar Panel Pre-wire<br />

TV ANTENNA<br />

<strong>Airstream</strong> pre-wires the trailers with yellow and green wires and a CAT 5 cable<br />

as explained in this section for the addition of an after market panel. All wires<br />

used for the prewire are identified with labels at all locations.<br />

Manufacturer: Winegard Company, 3000 Kirkwood Street, Burlington, Iowa<br />

52601<br />

Phone: 800-843-4741<br />

1. YELLOW (like the sun) positive and GREEN (like the earth) negative leads<br />

are coiled near the battery breaker buss bar area and again at a location in the<br />

roof. The battery buss bar is located behind the sofa on front lounge models,<br />

and next to the battery compartment. Battery cables will run to this bar.<br />

Please contact your dealer for the roof wire location, a hole must be drilled<br />

to access them and pull them for an after market installation. The wires from<br />

the solar panel are connected to the positive and negative wires (yellow and<br />

green) of the pre-wire system.<br />

2. A Cat 5 patch cord for the solar panel display runs from the battery buss<br />

bar to an area just below the CatCon monitor display. The Cat 5 wire is<br />

plugged into the display panel.<br />

MANUAL ANTENNA<br />

Raising Antenna to Operating Position<br />

Turn elevating crank in “UP” direction until some<br />

resistance to turning is noted. Antenna is now in<br />

operating position.<br />

Rotating Antenna<br />

Make sure antenna is in “UP” position. Pull down on<br />

directional handle with both hands until it disengages<br />

ceiling plate and rotate for best picture and sound<br />

on television set.<br />

Raising Antenna<br />

Rotating Antenna<br />

G<br />

NOTICE: The Yellow wire is fused with a 10-amp in-line fuse at the 12-volt<br />

positive.<br />

Lowering Antenna to Travel Position<br />

Rotate antenna until pointer on directional handle<br />

aligns with pointer on ceiling plate. Turn elevating<br />

crank in the “Down” direction until resistance is<br />

Lowering Antenna<br />

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