power antenna wiring

Feed from antenna out on radio to 86, ground to 85, 12v+permanent to 87, down wire to 87a up wire to 30.

The above pic was drawn for another application     Substitute the Positive from brake switch with the power antenna wire of the deck.

Sorry I missed the whole point, first the factory antenna would have had built in relays, second you would need timers such as as 508d set for 4 secs, thirdly the last post is correct but I would substitute 2 x 508d's to stop overun when most has extended or retracted.

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