Diy Stand For Digital Antenna

[0.755 lb] I own 2 of these, one holds 4 Shure ULXP receivers with the antenna/ power disto and the other holds a Behringer S32 Digital Snake I/O Box perfectly (should be listed on the S32 page because it fits so well...)

[12 VDC at 3 A] I purchased this to replace an analog IEM antenna combiner that I was using on a Digital IEM platform that was having issues with dropouts and interference. The original (high-end professional) product had been recommended by another supplier, and I was skeptical that it would make any difference to replace as it was amplifying and combining the same signal. This combiner (made specifically with tuning to support Digital IEM's) instantly fixed all of the issues I had been chasing for months. The IEM's are now solid from hundreds of yards away, and no dropouts. This thing has saved my productions.

[Yes] i love this television. setup was a breeze. connected to wifii, with digital antenna, and voila, hundreds of channels.

I purchased this to replace an analog IEM antenna combiner that I was using on a Digital IEM platform that was having issues with dropouts and interference. The original (high-end professional) product had been recommended by another supplier, and I was skeptical that it would make any difference to replace as it was amplifying and combining the same signal. This combiner (made specifically with tuning to support Digital IEM's) instantly fixed all of the issues I had been chasing for months. The IEM's are now solid from hundreds of yards away, and no dropouts. This thing has saved my productions.

I own 2 of these, one holds 4 Shure ULXP receivers with the antenna/ power disto and the other holds a Behringer S32 Digital Snake I/O Box perfectly (should be listed on the S32 page because it fits so well...)

[F14 Truss] I used this little guy to secure my VLM to my light stand as a DIY project. This works perfectly and secures tightly to the light stand. It feels extremely sturdy and have not worries of it holding up. Have complete confidence.

[Telescoping] I bought this for a DIY subkick mic, just a 10" woofer, which is much heavier then any other mic I have ever used. The boom on this stand holds it in place without tipping over or coming loose. It has been mounted for over a week and it hasn't moved a bit. If you need a short fixed boom stand that doesn't get in the way, this is it.

[9 x 9 x 9"] I bought this stand on the recommendation of Alex Campagna in his DIY Spiderlight Softbox blog. I built his DIY softbox and bought this stand to support it. And it does it very well. This is one impressive stand, especially for the money.

[5.7 oz / 163 g] Using this attached to a 1” pipe for a DIY copy stand. Rock solid, extremely flexible. Never used a clamp like this before but wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this one.

[Black] This antenna paired with a Shure UA844+SWB and a pair of Sennheiser EW-DX receivers for four channels of wireless mics. Reception from the RF Venue Diversity Fin is exceptional and provided dropout free performance where the antenna was indoors pointed toward and outdoor Wedding Ceremony location - line of sight through glass/walls at about 100 feet with two lav transmitters in groom and officiant's pockets and a EW-DX handheld on a stand. Not ideal re lav placement but very typical. Signal received strength was almost 4/5 or full bars as indicated on the EW-DX receivers with a 10mw output. I like this over the Shure LDPA's since I can place this on a tall weighted base mic stand vs other antenna / stand combinations. This setup is SOLID! I would buy this antenna again.