UHF Radio Mic
 

In article ,
Mark Ison wrote:
So I can only say that diversity seems only worth getting if you run at
the maximun range. I tried everything to get a drop-out but simply
couldn't, while working within the spec'd range.

I'd say then you're using it in a distinctly non critical application.
I'll bet if you used it in a quiet environment the difference would be
audible.

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*Why do we say something is out of whack? What is a whack?

Dave Plowman London SW 12
RIP Acorn

UHF Radio Mic
 

In article ,
Mark Ison wrote:
So I can only say that diversity seems only worth getting if you run at
the maximun range. I tried everything to get a drop-out but simply
couldn't, while working within the spec'd range.

I'd say then you're using it in a distinctly non critical application.
I'll bet if you used it in a quiet environment the difference would be
audible.

--
*Why do we say something is out of whack? What is a whack?

Dave Plowman London SW 12
RIP Acorn

UHF Radio Mic
 

I'd say then you're using it in a distinctly non critical application.
I'll bet if you used it in a quiet environment the difference would be
audible.

I admit it is a non critical application such as broadcasting, however...

I did a walk around with the audio amps turned up, muted the Mic so I should
only hear the radio interferance, I had no noise at all.

I also repeated the walk round with the mic unmuted and speak into the mic,
again I suffered no drop-outs or signal dropage.

Maybe I was just luckly.

UHF Radio Mic
 

I'd say then you're using it in a distinctly non critical application.
I'll bet if you used it in a quiet environment the difference would be
audible.

I admit it is a non critical application such as broadcasting, however...

I did a walk around with the audio amps turned up, muted the Mic so I should
only hear the radio interferance, I had no noise at all.

I also repeated the walk round with the mic unmuted and speak into the mic,
again I suffered no drop-outs or signal dropage.

Maybe I was just luckly.

UHF Radio Mic
 

On Sat, 18 Oct 2003 15:10:54 +0100, "Mark Ison"
wrote:

I have bought the Samson non-diversity AX1-AR1.

Used it for the first time last night at a gig. And it was great, no
problems with it at all. I even had the received placed above my monitor
speaker.

Don't put it on top of an amp, though. I've sometimes found that a
radio receiver that sounded fine at sound check started distorting
quite nastily when placed on top of an amp that was working hard.

UHF Radio Mic
 

On Sat, 18 Oct 2003 15:10:54 +0100, "Mark Ison"
wrote:

I have bought the Samson non-diversity AX1-AR1.

Used it for the first time last night at a gig. And it was great, no
problems with it at all. I even had the received placed above my monitor
speaker.

Don't put it on top of an amp, though. I've sometimes found that a
radio receiver that sounded fine at sound check started distorting
quite nastily when placed on top of an amp that was working hard.