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SubZero 4 Channel UHF Antenna Divider with Directional UHF Antennas
The SubZero 4 Channel Antenna Divider with Directional Antennas is a ready-to-go bundle for live sound technicians who need to streamline multi-receiver UHF wireless setups without sacrificing signal quality. Covering a wide frequency range from 470MHz to 1000MHz it allows you to share the included directional antennas across up to five UHF wireless receivers whilst simultaneously powering up to four of them. That means fewer cables faster setups and more space in your rack. The two included directional antennas offer precise coverage reducing interference in busy UHF spaces. With a wide frequency range and mic stand adaptors included theyre easy to position exactly where you need them. Perfect for touring setups venue installations and event production teams who need dependable wireless performance.
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SubZero Directional UHF Antenna
The SubZero Directional UHF Antenna is designed to improve the reliability and range of your UHF wireless systems. With focused directional coverage this antenna helps reduce interference and signal dropouts especially in busy UHF environments. Its perfect for performers presenters or venue techs who need consistent signal strength during live setups. Its wide frequency compatibility (470-1000MHz) allows it to pair with a range of wireless systems while the included BNC cable and mic stand mounting adaptors make installation quick and flexible. Ideal for use with the SubZero Four Channel UHF Antenna Divider (sold separately here) this antenna delivers strong performance in a compact easy-to-use package. If you need to both UHF antennas and a frequency distrubutor a bundle with two antennas and a UHF divider is available here.
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SubZero UHF Silent Disco Headphones
The SubZero UHF Silent Disco Headphones make events more immersive without the noise. Whether its a festival school event guided tour wedding or party these wireless headphones let everyone choose what theyre tuned in to. Designed to work exclusively with the SubZero 3-Channel UHF Silent Disco Transmitters they receive up to three different audio streams - one per transmitter. With the press of a button listeners can effortlessly switch between different music genres languages or guided content to suit their personal experience. Built-in LED lights - red green or blue - show which channel listeners are tuned into making it easy to find others enjoying the same audio. This makes musical events even more exciting as groups naturally come together over their choice of soundtrack. Also designed for comfort the cushioned over-ear design and adjustable headband ensure a secure fit for everyone from kids to adults. And when the event is over you can simply fold the headphones away for easy storage. A custom bundle combining the SubZero UHF Silent Disco Headphones compatible transmitters and chargers is available here.
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SubZero UHF Wireless Saxophone Microphone
The SubZero UHF Wireless Saxophone Microphone is built for saxophonists and brass players seeking freedom in their performances. Ideal for small to medium sized stages like ballrooms school halls or music festivals the unit offers you up to 50 metres of wireless range and 4 hours of use on a single charge so you can move freely during your set. With 16 pre-set UHF channels (863-865 MHz) youll avoid interference from other devices in busy environments. The clip-on mic is built to suit saxophones and brass instruments with a secure padded clamp and an adjustable gooseneck that helps you find the right mic position for a clean natural sound. Theres also a 3.5mm input for optional audio layering and the receiver connects via standard 6.35mm jack ideal for mixing desks amps loopers and pedalboards.
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Is UHF still receivable today?
Yes, UHF (Ultra High Frequency) signals are still receivable today. Many television stations broadcast their signals over UHF frequencies, and most modern TVs come equipped with UHF tuners. However, the availability of UHF signals may vary depending on your location and the strength of the signal in your area. Additionally, with the rise of digital broadcasting, some UHF channels may have transitioned to digital signals, requiring a digital tuner or converter box to receive them.
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Can a UHF radio receive VHF signals?
No, a UHF radio cannot receive VHF signals. UHF (Ultra High Frequency) radios operate on a different frequency range than VHF (Very High Frequency) signals. Each type of radio is designed to receive and transmit signals within its specific frequency range, so a UHF radio is not capable of picking up VHF signals.
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How can one make a UHF PL 259 coupling waterproof?
To make a UHF PL 259 coupling waterproof, you can use a waterproofing compound or sealant specifically designed for electrical connections. Apply the compound or sealant to the threads of the coupling before screwing it onto the connector. This will create a waterproof barrier and prevent moisture from entering the connection. Additionally, you can use waterproof tape or heat shrink tubing to further protect the coupling from water and moisture. Regularly inspect the coupling for any signs of wear or damage to ensure it remains waterproof.
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Can I connect an old UHF console to a television?
Yes, you can connect an old UHF console to a television, but it may require some additional equipment. Most modern televisions do not have a built-in UHF input, so you may need to use a UHF modulator to convert the signal to a format that the television can accept. Additionally, you may need to use an RF switch to connect the UHF console to the television's antenna input. Keep in mind that the picture quality may not be as good as it would have been on an older television with a built-in UHF input.
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SubZero 4 Channel UHF Antenna Divider
The SubZero 4 Channel Antenna Divider is built for live sound technicians who need to streamline multi-receiver UHF wireless setups without sacrificing signal quality. Covering a wide frequency range from 470MHz to 1000MHz it allows you to share one pair of directional antennas across up to five UHF wireless receivers while powering up to four of them directly. That means fewer cables faster setups and more space in your rack. If your setup grows you can link two SZ-AD4 units to distribute signal to up to nine receivers from a single antenna pair (see user manual for setup diagram). If you also need to purchase UHF antennas a bundle with two antennas and a UHF divider is available here. Its a practical scalable solution for managing wireless systems in event production or live audio environments.
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SubZero UHF Wireless XLR Microphone System
The SubZero UHF Wireless Microphone System is ideal for performers who want the freedom to move on stage without being tethered by cables. Primarily intended for use with XLR microphones but equally as suited to instruments this system includes a compact transmitter and receiver both featuring industry - standard XLR connectors for versatile compatibility. With up to five hours of continuous use you can perform confidently without worrying about battery life. Choose from seven available channels to avoid signal interference ensuring smooth sound transmission. Plus you can pair multiple receivers to the transmitter allowing you to send your signal to various devices like an audio interface and a mixer simultaneously.
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Chord NU4 Quad UHF Wireless System Handheld
Flexible and intuitive. The Chord NU4 Quad UHF Wireless System is the ideal way to take your performances further. The 1U rack-mountable receiver features four independent channels each with their own XLR output as well as a single mixed 1/4 jack output. With four colour-coded handheld transmitters included you have everything you need to make yourself heard straight out of the box. Operating on Channel 70 this intuitive wireless system can be used license-free in most European countries (please check your local laws and requirements before purchasing). The system is easy to use offering quick setup times so you can focus on your performance. And with the included rack ears you can mount your receiver in any standard 19 rack case with ease.
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Chord NU4 Quad UHF Wireless System Combo
Flexible and intuitive. The Chord NU4 Quad UHF Wireless System is the ideal way to take your performances further. The 1U rack-mountable receiver features four independent channels each with their own XLR output as well as a single mixed 1/4 jack output. With two colour-coded beltpack transmitters and two handheld transmitters included plus two neckband mics and two lav mics you have everything you need to make yourself heard straight out of the box. Operating on Channel 70 this intuitive wireless system can be used license-free in most European countries (please check your local laws and requirements before purchasing). The system is easy to use offering quick setup times so you can focus on your performance. And with the included rack ears you can mount your receiver in any standard 19 rack case with ease.
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What is the difference between UHF and VHF in the Mediterranean?
In the Mediterranean, the main difference between UHF (Ultra High Frequency) and VHF (Very High Frequency) is their frequency range and propagation characteristics. UHF operates in the frequency range of 300 MHz to 3 GHz, while VHF operates in the range of 30 MHz to 300 MHz. UHF signals have a shorter wavelength and can penetrate obstacles like buildings and foliage better than VHF signals, making them more suitable for urban and densely populated areas. On the other hand, VHF signals have a longer range and can travel further over open water, making them more suitable for maritime communication in the Mediterranean.
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What are the effects of UHF on a switching power supply?
UHF (ultra high frequency) can have several effects on a switching power supply. One potential effect is electromagnetic interference (EMI), which can disrupt the operation of the power supply and cause it to malfunction. UHF can also induce noise in the power supply's circuitry, leading to degraded performance and potential damage to the components. Additionally, UHF can cause increased power losses and reduced efficiency in the power supply. To mitigate these effects, proper shielding and filtering techniques should be employed in the design of the power supply.
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Is it possible to perform a UHF and VHF TV radio conversion?
Yes, it is possible to perform a UHF and VHF TV radio conversion with the use of a digital converter box. These boxes can convert the digital signals received by UHF antennas into analog signals that can be picked up by VHF TVs. However, it is important to note that the quality of the converted signal may not be as good as the original signal, so the viewing experience may be affected.
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How can I supply an old UHF/VHF television with a video signal?
You can supply an old UHF/VHF television with a video signal by using a digital converter box. This box will convert the digital video signal from your source (such as a DVD player or digital antenna) into an analog signal that the old television can understand. Simply connect the digital converter box to your video source and then connect the box to the television using the appropriate cables. This will allow you to enjoy modern video content on your old UHF/VHF television.
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