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TM   9-2320-356-BD 5. Twist   wire   ends   together   and   connect   to   an   insulator. 6. Tie   three   sticks   together, 3   feet   in   length,   to   form   a   triangular   support   for the   lower   end   of   the   reflector   element   wires. 7. Use   three   insulators   and   connect   the   lower   end   of   the   reflector   elements   and triangular    support. 8. Connect   one   end   of   the   radiating   element   to   an   insulator   at   the   upper   end   of the   reflector   elements. 9. Connect   an   insulator   and   a   suspension   rope   or   wire   to   the   upper   end   of   the radiating    element. 10.   Cut   two   pieces   of   wire   long   enough   to   reach   from   the   radio   to   the   desired height   of   the   antenna. 11.   Strip   the   insulation   from   one   end   of   both   wires. 12.   Splice   one   wire   to   a   bare   section   of   the   radiating   element. 13.   Mark   the   opposite   end   as   antenna. 14.   Splice   the   other   wire   to   a   bare   section   of   the   reflector   wires. 15.   Toss   the   suspension   rope   or   wire   over   the   limb   of   a   tree   or   other   support. 16.   Pull   the   antenna   up   to   the   desired   height. 17.   Strip   insulation   from   the   other   end   of   both   wires. 18.   Connect   the   wire   marked   as   antenna   to   the   center   of   the   radio   antenna   connector. 19.   Connect   the   other   wire   to   a   screw   on   the   radio   (ground). 20.   Record   BDAR   action   taken. When   the   mission   is   complete,   as   soon   as practicable, repair   using   standard   maintenance   procedures. Option   2: Long   Wire   Antenna. 1. Determine   the   direction   of   the   desired   station. 2. Select   a   support   at   least   15   feet   high. X X X You Support Distant Station 3. Move   the   vehicle   approximately   100   feet   from   the   support.   Keep   the   support   in line   with   and   between   you   and   the   desired   station. 4. Connect   100   feet   of   wire   to   an   insulator. 15-11

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