Designed for Liberty 3 Hub and Link systems, the Anchor Audio WBL3 Wireless Beltpack Transmitter Series 3is a wireless beltpack transmitter compatible with headband, collar, ultralite, and lapel microphones. The beltpack operates in the 1.9 GHz frequency range and features a 3.5mm input connector, a volume dial, and an on/off switch. The unit is powered by two AA batteries and can perform for up to 8 hours.

For Liberty 3 and Link Systems    3.5mm Mic Input Connector    Accepts Lavalier and Headset Mics    Volume and Mute Controls    Up to 8 Hours of Operation    1.9 GHz Wireless Frequency Range    Powered via 2 x AA Batteries    Includes Belt Clip

• 1.9 GHz wireless frequency range
• 3.5mm microphone input connector
• Volume and mute control on the microphone
• One-time pair function allows you to pair your mic with your system once without having to repeat the operation
• Runs up to eight hours on two AA batteries

• CM-LINK collar mic
• EM-LINK Ultralite earset mic
• HBM-LINK headset mic
• LM-LINK lavalier mic

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I have two mini wireless speakers, can this transmitter be used to connect my stereo to the speakers?

A: I don't believe so. It is designed to work with their headphones. It transmits on 4 different frequencies, but they are only designated by color, not actual frequency.

Q: 2. Hello, does it work for the range 626-668mhz ?

A: No the Sennheiser 578854 Antenna only works for (558 to 626 MHz).

Q: 3. Does this antenna works in any frequency of the G3 transmitter and receiver?

A: Ive had no issues. It works.

Q: 4. Will this antenna work for range G 566-608? And both receiver and transmitter?

A: Yes. The Sennheiser 578854 Antenna can be used with SK 100/300/500 and SK 2000 Bodypack Transmitters from the G2, G3, and G4 series that operate on any frequency band between 558 to 626 MHz.

Q: 5. My EW G3 SK100 Transmitter says it goes from 626-662 mhz, does this work? It only says 558 to 626 MHz frequency band.

A: This antenna will not work for your transmitter because it covers a different frequency range. You should be able to get the part you need from Sennheiser. They do sell replacement parts directly to customers. You can reach Sennheiser's US office by phone at 860-434-9190. Business hours are Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM EST.

Q: 6. Does this work with a G4-G band transmitter?

A: Yes, the Sennheiser 578854 Antenna for SK 100/300/500 G3 and SK 2000 Bodypack Transmitters (558 to 626 MHz) is compatible for use with s Sennheiser SK 100 G4 Wireless Bodypack Transmitter that operates on the G frequency band which covers the range of 566 to 608 MHz.

Q: 7. Does it work with ew 100 g3 receiver?

A: Yes, that's exactly that that antenna is designed for. It worked great!

Q: 8. Does this antenna work with my Sk/Ek 100 (516-558 frequency)? Thanks for your reply

A: This antenna only works in 558 to 626 MHz

Q: 9. I'm looking for the G2-C (518 to 554 MHz). I haven't had any luck. Does any here know where I can find it?

A: Yes, 518-554 is A band, not C as Gerald said. The antennas are the same between G2 and G3, requiring partial disassembly to reach a solder point internally. You can mix and match G2 and G3 equipment, but turn off the 'pilot' function on the G3. G3 stuff is still available, even though Sennheiser is on to G4 now.

Q: 10. Does it works with Sk 100 G3 bodypack? (Ew 114 G3). The frequency range of my bodypack is 626-662 (B).

A: Yes, it seems to work on several of the frequencies.