600 Mhz Ethernet Cable

[Omnidirectional] I purchased this set to replace a previous UWP set that needed to be replaced due the the 600 mhz frequency. I have only used this updated set twice so far but am very pleased with the sound quality and ease of use with this set. Transmission seems clearer than my old set and like the ability to easily scan and pair the two units to the clearest channel available.

[Auto-Scan] Bought this to replace older Sennheiser g2 system in the 600 MHz range that is now being prohibited for wireless mics. I like that the set-up is very much like the older equipment but with some upgrades to make finding and locking in an open frequency much quicker. It comes configured with 240 channels (20 banks of 12 frequencies) that you can change/customize. I'm counting on that number to make it possible to always find a channel without interference. I decided against moving up to the technically more advanced avx system because I really wanted to have the separate plug for use with my existing handheld mic, and also for a feed from an A/V's board to my camera without having to run cable.

[RoHS] Short Ethernet cable that works.

[RJ45 Male] A Ethernet cable that works! And it was low cost.

[Intel: XMP 2.0] 3167 MHz with out problem

[Intel: XMP 2.0] This is a good value for 3600 MHz.

[Windows ] We use these for our timeclocks that are not wifi but have an ethernet cable connection. Works well.

[12] Telephone, ethernet, cable and plugs facing every which way. Good stuff.

[Cat 6a] Ethernet cables are ethernet cables, but these are fine!

[Cat 6] Needed various colors, and short Ethernet cables, so I was happy B&H had a 3' red cable.