So if I can reasonably expect the transmitters to be approximately the same orientation throughout their entire use (i.e., placed on a mic stand), Should I angle the antennas the same? or opposite?
For shark-fin styled antennas, do you orient the large-area flat side of the antenna toward the stage or do you orient the pointy thin side of the antenna toward the stage?
Why wireless mic produce GSM noise when it is close to mobile phones??mobile network(LTE and 5G) uses the same frequency band which wireless mic using??
If you have to place multiple receivers next to each other we recommend that every antenna is at least 1/4 wavelength apart from another antenna, which for UHF is about 6 inches. For four receivers, we highly recommend that you use antenna distribution, and then you can put the receivers right next to each other and use only two antennas for the entire set up.
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Extremely helpful thank you.
So if I can reasonably expect the transmitters to be approximately the same orientation throughout their entire use (i.e., placed on a mic stand), Should I angle the antennas the same? or opposite?
Is it possible to use dipole 1/2 antenna on my blx4r ?
Hi there what is the use of the two rubber bands that coming with new Shure UA8 antennas, can you show in a video were they going please 🙏
This was very helpful. Thanks!
For shark-fin styled antennas, do you orient the large-area flat side of the antenna toward the stage or do you orient the pointy thin side of the antenna toward the stage?
Hi, Yuri here. Small pointy end points towards the coverage area where the transmitters are.
Why wireless mic produce GSM noise when it is close to mobile phones??mobile network(LTE and 5G) uses the same frequency band which wireless mic using??
Great video.
Does uhf microphones interefere with 5GHz wifi??
If I have 4 receivers what is the minimum distance between receiver antennas...can I place 4 receivers very close
If you have to place multiple receivers next to each other we recommend that every antenna is at least 1/4 wavelength apart from another antenna, which for UHF is about 6 inches. For four receivers, we highly recommend that you use antenna distribution, and then you can put the receivers right next to each other and use only two antennas for the entire set up.