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Low cost wireless mike, uses VHF radio tx. Can also be used wired with 3m cord.

Hi - fidelity, uni - directional, dynamic microphone, excellent reproduction
of voice and music. (sensitivity 72dB, freq.response 100 to 10,000 Hz,
output impedance 600 ohm)

Cheers,

Ian M

In article ,
Ian Miller wrote:
Low cost wireless mike, uses VHF radio tx. Can also be used wired with
3m cord.

And is illegal to use in the UK - as well as probably near useless given
the crowded nature of the FM band.

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*Be more or less specific *

Dave Plowman London SW 12
RIP Acorn

In article ,
Ian Miller wrote:
Low cost wireless mike, uses VHF radio tx. Can also be used wired with
3m cord.

And is illegal to use in the UK - as well as probably near useless given
the crowded nature of the FM band.

--
*Be more or less specific *

Dave Plowman London SW 12
RIP Acorn

Dave Plowman wrote:
In article ,
Ian Miller wrote:

Low cost wireless mike, uses VHF radio tx. Can also be used wired with
3m cord.


And is illegal to use in the UK - as well as probably near useless given
the crowded nature of the FM band.

Actually no, this device works in the bands which don't require licenses
(These are VHF 173.800, 174.100, 174.500, 174.800*, 175.000)

True, there are a number of other devices which use these bands, but for a
range of 10-30m, you'll be fine with the power of the device.

Any more questions, feel free to get in touch.

Ian M

Dave Plowman wrote:
In article ,
Ian Miller wrote:

Low cost wireless mike, uses VHF radio tx. Can also be used wired with
3m cord.


And is illegal to use in the UK - as well as probably near useless given
the crowded nature of the FM band.

Actually no, this device works in the bands which don't require licenses
(These are VHF 173.800, 174.100, 174.500, 174.800*, 175.000)

True, there are a number of other devices which use these bands, but for a
range of 10-30m, you'll be fine with the power of the device.

Any more questions, feel free to get in touch.

Ian M

Reminds me of a situation where a priest forgot to turn off one these, when
he had to go to the toilet during a ceremony....I was difficult for him to
understand peoples reaction when he came back, until he discovered what
happend...

KE

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Dave Plowman wrote:
In article ,
Ian Miller wrote:

Low cost wireless mike, uses VHF radio tx. Can also be used wired with
3m cord.


And is illegal to use in the UK - as well as probably near useless given
the crowded nature of the FM band.

Actually no, this device works in the bands which don't require licenses
(These are VHF 173.800, 174.100, 174.500, 174.800*, 175.000)

True, there are a number of other devices which use these bands, but for a
range of 10-30m, you'll be fine with the power of the device.

Any more questions, feel free to get in touch.

Ian M

Reminds me of a situation where a priest forgot to turn off one these, when
he had to go to the toilet during a ceremony....I was difficult for him to
understand peoples reaction when he came back, until he discovered what
happend...

KE

"Ian Miller" wrote in message
news
Dave Plowman wrote:
In article ,
Ian Miller wrote:

Low cost wireless mike, uses VHF radio tx. Can also be used wired with
3m cord.


And is illegal to use in the UK - as well as probably near useless given
the crowded nature of the FM band.

Actually no, this device works in the bands which don't require licenses
(These are VHF 173.800, 174.100, 174.500, 174.800*, 175.000)

True, there are a number of other devices which use these bands, but for a
range of 10-30m, you'll be fine with the power of the device.

Any more questions, feel free to get in touch.

Ian M

In article ,
Ian Miller wrote:
Low cost wireless mike, uses VHF radio tx. Can also be used wired with
3m cord.


And is illegal to use in the UK - as well as probably near useless
given the crowded nature of the FM band.

Actually no, this device works in the bands which don't require licenses
(These are VHF 173.800, 174.100, 174.500, 174.800*, 175.000)

Sorry, I read the VHF radio bit as an RX - thinking it used the broadcast
band.

True, there are a number of other devices which use these bands, but for
a range of 10-30m, you'll be fine with the power of the device.

--
*Marriage changes passion - suddenly you're in bed with a relative*

Dave Plowman London SW 12
RIP Acorn

In article ,
Ian Miller wrote:
Low cost wireless mike, uses VHF radio tx. Can also be used wired with
3m cord.


And is illegal to use in the UK - as well as probably near useless
given the crowded nature of the FM band.

Actually no, this device works in the bands which don't require licenses
(These are VHF 173.800, 174.100, 174.500, 174.800*, 175.000)

Sorry, I read the VHF radio bit as an RX - thinking it used the broadcast
band.

True, there are a number of other devices which use these bands, but for
a range of 10-30m, you'll be fine with the power of the device.

--
*Marriage changes passion - suddenly you're in bed with a relative*

Dave Plowman London SW 12
RIP Acorn