The VocoPro Boost Dual Wireless Mic Antenna Booster Kitoffers a cost-effective solution for extending the range of VocoPro wireless systems up to 600' (line-of-sight)—great for reliable RF signal transmission over a large ballroom or across an auditorium.

This all-inclusive kit includes two antenna boosters, power supplies, BNC/TNC plug adapters, 8' coaxial antenna cables, wallmount brackets, and table tripod stands, all packaged in a hard carrying case for convenient mobility. It is compatible with receivers that have detachable BNC or screw-type TNC UHF antenna connectors.

Running long antenna cables can cause a loss in RF signal strength. The Boost compensates for this by amplifying the RF signal strength by +15 dB. When running extra-long antenna cables, up to two Boost antenna amplifiers can be used in series to amplify a single antenna.

To get the best possible signal, the antenna boosters can be positioned on a table using the tripods, mic stands using the thread adapters, or walls using the wallmount brackets.

For VocoPro Wireless Systems    Extend Range of Wireless up to 600'    Boost RF Signal Strength by +15 dB    All-Inclusive Kit, 2 Antenna Boosters

• Extend the range of VocoPro wireless systems up to 600' (line-of-sight)
• Boost the system's RF signal strength by +15 dB
• Up to two Boosts can be installed when running extra-long antenna cable
• All-inclusive package with two antenna boosters, power supplies, plug adapters, 8' coaxial antenna cables, wallmount brackets, and table stands.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it help to download videos?

A: The Boost Wireless Network Adapter is only for use with Sonos speakers. I don't think you can use it to download videos.

Q: 2. How long of a cable run do you need to start thinking about using this?

A: Depends on the type of cable being used. Basic RG8X cable with passive antennas would be 25 feet. Higher quality cabling like RG213 or 9913 can be run up to 100 feet.

Q: 3. Am I understand this correctly? I can use the microphone with the headphones plugged into the receiver and hear what I am saying or does it have to go through something else?

A: The system includes a wireless microphone (which is the transmitter) and two separate receivers. One receiver sends the mic's output signal to connect an audio mixer, amplifier or recorder. A second receiver sends the mic's signal to the headphones. This setup allows you to monitor the audio from the mic without the need for a separate in-ear monitor system. So you will be able to hear the sound from mic through the headphones without the need for any additional gear.

Q: 4. Can I connect this to a PC via the headset socket or USB (and an appropriate cable)?

A: This will only connect via the listed outputs to compatible audio inputs. It will not connect to a headphone output or a USB port on a computer. Outputs: 2 x balanced XLR 1 x Mix Out (1 and 2) unbalanced 1/4" (6.3 mm)

Q: 5. How do you use it or where does your phone go?

A: The Belkin Boost Charge 10W Wireless Charging Stand is for phones with Qi-compatible wireless charging. Your phone would sit right in front of the charger.

Q: 6. Does this interfere with a Cisco wireless extender that I have for all other network attached devices - primarily laptops and Mac and IOS devices?

A: Not at all.

Q: 7. Is this system complete? Or do I need an additional amplifier or speaker to project voices into a large room?

A: The VocoPro Digital-32 does not come with a speaker.

Q: 8. Will this work for the Vaxis Atom a5?

A: No, the SmallHD Antenna for Wireless Monitors is only for SmallHD products.

Q: 9. Can it provide power for any passive antenna?

A: The Electro-Voice RFAMP Active RF Antenna Booster (470 to 960 MHz) is designed for use mainly with the Electro Voice RE3 UHF wireless microphone system. However, it could be used with other wireless systems' antennas.

Q: 10. Good Option for loud and large crowds, like in a school cafeteria?

A: Yes, the VocoPro UHF-3205-10 UHF Dual-Channel Rechargeable Wireless Microphone System could be used in a school cafeteria setting. This system has a specified maximum operational distance of 197 feet or 60 meters, but reception can be affected by obstructions in between the transmitter and receiver, including bodies. When paired with a robust speaker PA system, this could work well for loud and large crowds as described. The wireless microphone system does not amplify itself.