Transmit uncompressed, 1080p60, 10-bit, 4:2:2 video up to 3280' with the CINEGEARS Ghost-Eye Transmission Kit 1000M V3. The kit includes a single transmitter and single receiver, and it also safely supports up to any four receivers simultaneously on each channel. It's cross-compatible with all receivers in the Ghost-Eye line, so you can connect longer-/shorter-distance receivers.

The receiver features a Gold mount battery plate attached to the back and the transmitter has a Sony L-series plate, or you can power the units using the included 2-pin LEMO-type cables and an optional D-Tap source. Unlike some of the other Ghost-Eye models in which the "M" figure represents the minimum transmission distance ensured, the 3280' distance of the 1000M is the maximum distance supported.

Whether in a point-to-point or point-to-multipoint configuration, your HDMI or SDI signal is carried with a low-latency rate of less than 1 ms over the license-free 5 GHz frequency band. The set is also capable of HDMI/SDI cross conversion, so you can input a signal via HDMI and output through SDI, or vice versa.

Small obstacles in the line of sight are compensated for by an adaptive signal logarithm keeping your signal connected. For safety, signals dropped due to interference or loss of line of sight are automatically relinked within 1 ms of the obstacle being removed. Other features of the set include optional AES-128 signal encryption and timecode.

Transmitter and Receiver Set    Send Uncompressed 1080p60, 10-Bit, 4:2:2    3280' Range, Low Latency of <1 ms    L-Series & Gold Mount Battery Plates    Uses License-Free 5 GHz Frequency Band    Optional AES-128 Encryption    HDMI/SDI Cross Conversion    Adaptive Small Obstacle LOS Compensation    Auto-Relink / Timecode

Transmit uncompressed, 1080p60, 10-bit, 4:2:2 video up to 3280'

Up to four of any Ghost-Eye receivers supported simultaneously on each channel

Less than 1 ms of latency

Operates on the license-free 5 GHz frequency band

HDMI and SDI outputs with cross conversion capability

Adaptive signal logarithm compensates for small obstacles in the line of sight

Auto-relink

Optional AES-128 signal encryption

Timecode

Transmitter with Sony L-series battery plate

Receiver with Gold mount plate

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can the receiver output HDMI and SDI at the same time to enable a loop to another monitor?

A: Yes you can. If using a smallhd monitor you can just run one sdi out to that, and loop out of the smallhd as well.

Q: 2. Why would I want to buy a 200M or a 150M or any other version of the Cinegears transmitters over this one given the price point of those and this one?In other words... I'm trying to figure out why it's so inexpensive compared to similar models in the past or lesser-performing current models.

A: From the research I've done, it would seem the main difference is signal resiliency. The 600MP model receiver has no external antennae and though it has a range of 600m like it's Ghost-Eye 600M sibling, it is more susceptible to drop-out when you lose line of sight. Because the 600M has those external antennae connectors, this means it also allows connecting the large panel antenna to extend range even further. Take that info and apply it to the 200M - yes, it is only 200 meter range, but it seems the signal is more resilient to objects that would block or interfere. That might mean that in an interior situation the 200M could possibly outperform the 600MP but in an open environment with clear line-of-sight, the 600MP would operate at a range far beyond the 200m limitations of the Ghost-Eye 200M. This is all based on what I could gather on-line so hopefully the manufacturer will chime in and confirm or dispute...

Q: 3. Can the receive receive multiple signals at once?

A: No it can not.

Q: 4. Has anyone used this with a C300mk2? Ive seen a few other systems that had compatibility issues with the Canon.

A: While we are not aware of specific testing, this system should work with the C300 Mark II. You will just need to make sure you are outputting an HD Signal from the camera. It will not process a 4K signal.

Q: 5. How does the transmitter mount to a camera? We own the Ghost-Eye 600M and it has a 1/4"/20 screw terminals, this has none shown.

A: The most common way the CINEGEARS Ghost-Eye Wireless HDMI & SDI Video Transmitter 1000 and other wireless TX is mounted to a camera is on a cage for the camera and with an articulating arm.

Q: 6. What is the latency of the signal?

A: Cine-Gears does not list latency. The only state "your video and audio signals get sent at industry-leading speeds from A to B." Since the B&H reviewers make no mention of latency and seem please with the performance of the equipment, we will say that you probably will be too.

Q: 7. Does this come with v mount or L style battery plates?

A: Actually it comes with L style plates on transmitter and receiver

Q: 8. how much does an L-Battery Last? NPF-970 or 990

A: We used a SWIT battery Sony equivalent for a hockey game, which is around 3 hours and we had no problems. The Sony 970 should be the same.

Q: 9. it says you can power the transmitter via dtap butcan you power the reciever with a d tap?

A: Yes, both tx and rx can be powered via p tap to 2 pin lemo cables.

Q: 10. Is the power/strength level of the transmitter customizable, or is it always going to consume maximum power from batteries?

A: It does not have power/strength settings.