jason porter

I'm on a documentary right now and I have been having issues with doing interviews in loud environments (I'm on a boat) I like ambience, but sometimes it's been overwhelmingly loud, depending where the director/editor wants to shoot. He says not to worry, he uses noise reduction software that makes everything sound like a podcast (SM7b) and I died inside.

The first generation had some issues with breakage. I've been using the same 4 antennas on my Wisycom receivers since the fall of 2020. The first generation had some issues with breakage. I've been using the same 4 antennas on my Wisycom receivers since the fall of 2020.

How close was the transmitter to the receivers? Anything within 10-15 feet should be disregarded, if you were holding the Tx next to your bag, definitely ignore. I assume you have properly coordinated frequencies?

I have HiQ batteries (Remote Audio) and Audioroot chargers. I'm just over a year in, and everything is holding up really well. I don't think you would see a noticable difference in runtime between the brands (unless you get the 1/2 sized battery)

Hey Scott No problem! Keep in mind, I added a threaded insert for the set screw. If he isn't sure how to do that, I can help (or watch some youtube videos) it is easy and a great skill to have. JP boom xlr holder-Body.stl

Try this https://www.lectrosonics.com/wireless-faq/general-questions/the-battery-door-on-my-ucr-receiver-is-loose-how-can-i-tighten-it-without-taking-the-receiver-apart.html?highlight=WyJ1Y3I0MTFhIiwidWNyNDExYSdzIiwieGxyIl0=

I thought you 750-850 guys were nuts, til I realized you're talking F. 😂

Follow the instructions they sent and you'll be ok. That being said, COS-11 can be very tricky to solder (tiny wires, kevlar fibres etc)

It's probably fine for a budget clock, but if memory serves me, they didn't natively do 23.98. But, I believe they could be converted. The Gr-2 is probably a better value, especially if you want to resell it, also, Trew has a couple ACC 501 on their consignment page.

I recently started playing around with 3D printing, it's a useful hobby/tool. I don't need a custom XLR clamp, but it's nice to be able to make one 😂

I would start by switching all antennas to whips, see if that's any better. It's possible that one or more of the RF cables are in bad condition. I've also seen a "bad" video cable (BNC) spray stray RF into the air and ruin the airwaves in general. Check any cables attached to the camera(s)

Theoretically, an "antenna farm" could reduce performance, but 8 antennas on 4 dual Rx in a bag shouldn't be a problem if your frequencies are coordinated and nothing in the bag is de-sensing the Rx antennas. I do it every day.

Rule #1 is have at least 50mhz of separation between hops and bag Rx. Rule #2 get hop tx away from Rx. Rule #3 use Rx with a "tight" front end filter (411!) I think a 3db attenuator would effectively cut the power in half, but now you have an awkward tx antenna situation that could easily result in a broken SMA connector.

I recently switched to Rycote PCS from SGS. Very happy so far, no issues.