Add a powerful but compact, high-power linear RF amplifier to your TV broadcast platform with this 1000mW Wideband Microwave Amplifier 50MHz-6GHzfrom RF-Links. The amplifier has been designed for laboratory and testing broadcast applications and it provides over 35 dB gain, and 1000mW RF power output. It supports transmitters in the 50 MHz to 6 GHz broadband frequency range. This unit features SMA female input and output.

Wideband RF Microwave Amplifier    For Laboratory and Testing Applications    1000mW Power Output, 35 dB Gain    50 MHz to 6 GHz Frequency Range    SMA Connectors

Ideal for laboratory and commercial broadcast applications

50 MHz to 6 GHz frequency range

1000mW output power

Compact, lightweight, rugged, and reliable

Requires external heat sink for cooling

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I bought this a year or so ago and have been using it to use to boost the monitor level for my somewhat high-impedence headphones. I just tried the mic port for the first time. I am finding that the mic input leaks into the monitor channel even with the mic volume at zero. Raising the mic volume does raise the mic input, but also adds quite a bit of noise. And when the monitor volume is at zero, the mic channel does not sound even with the level set up high. I expected the two inputs to be independently controllable. Is there a way to accomplish this?

A: Hello. Thank you for your description of usage. This device is designed to where the Monitor level control is a master control over the overall mix output of the mic input and monitor input. The two input channels can not be separated. If needed to balance the levels of the mic and playback in your headphones, you'd have to balance the mic gain on the Polsen, and the headphone out of the Steinberg individually. As for the metronome bleed through the mix when the gain is down, the headphone out level of the metronome is a much hotter signal than the expected mic level intended for the mic input. Due to this, it is possible that the level would pass through while the gain is turned down. I would recommend revisiting the metronome built into your recording software. This can be used while recording and not actually be on your recorded tracks. By going this route, all you would need the Polsen for is to boost the level of the headphones.

Q: 2. can this be used with earbuds ?and what microfone would bee best ?

A: This can be used with earbuds. The type of mic would depend on what you are doing with it. For a live vocal performance situation, here's a general mic recommendation: B&H # SEE945.

Q: 3. Can this accomodate different sets like 2x BLX4R and 2x SLXD4 with varying frequencies ?

A: Yes, the Shure UA844+SWB UHF Wideband Antenna Distribution System can accommodate various receivers operating within the 470 to 960 MHz frequency range.

Q: 4. Does this have switchable voltage? I'm an American living in Germany for the time being and I need it to work with 120v or 240v.

A: There is no switchable voltage. This is the North American model which offers 120V AC/60Hz power only.

Q: 5. Does this work with SLXD4 receivers ?

A: Yes, the Shure UA844+SWB UHF Wideband Antenna Distribution System (470 to 960 MHz) will work with Shure SLXD4 receivers.

Q: 6. Does it have crossfeed function?

A: The Violectric HPA V202 Headphone Amplifier does have a switch to control which input you are listening to. However, it does not have a crossfeed function to allow you to listen to both sources at once.

Q: 7. Is compatible with the SLX-D too?

A: Yes, the Shure UA844+SWB/LC Wideband Antenna Distribution System is compatible for use with Shure SLX-D receivers.

Q: 8. Previous answer about 15" speakers inadequate. Would this unit support Pioneer CS-99A speakers?

A: Thank you for supplying the brand and model number of this speaker. DESCRIPTION: Pioneer CS-99A Speakers...1973-1980 Specifications Type: 5 way, 6 driver loudspeaker system Frequency Response: 25Hz to 22kHz Power Handling: 100W Crossover Frequency: 800, 2000, 5000, 1000Hz Impedance: 8Ω Sensitivity: 97dB This integrated Yamaha amplifier will drive these speakers fairly well in a small to medium sized room. But to hear their true potential, I would suggest an amplifier that delivers over 150W per channel RMS at 8 ohms.

Q: 9. Can you add an equalizer? Does it have a tape monitor function?

A: There is a channel on this integrated amplifier with a record out, so you could connect an equilizer into this system. Oherwise you would have to connect the equilizer between one component, such a CD player, and the amplifier.

Q: 10. Can this be powered with a Vmount battery or something like that?

A: The Mackie HM-4 4-Way Headphones Amplifier (B&H # MAHM4) would not be natively compatible with V-mount batteries. The combination below should work, but it has not been tested: SmallRig VB99 Pro Mini V-Mount Battery (BH # SM4292) Hawk-Woods D-Tap Male to DC 2.5mm (11.8""), B&H # HAPC12