Best Digital Antenna For Sf Bay Area

Best film ever. Way better than digital!

Best digital snake I've ever used.

It was recommended to me by the Bay Area energy fitness program contractor and I went with it. I am using it for over a month now and love this product. It is simple to use and I can ask google home to change the temperate. Easy to program. I love everything about it. One thing that could be better would have been a sensor should have included with it which would have been nicer.

The bay area has some very windy places, and it's just not acceptable to have wind noise interfere with your shoot, especially for a client. So, we picked this up in a hurry. Already have a couple of Rode mics that we like, and they worked great in the Rode blimp. Wind noise was virtually non-existent. Used this with a new boom pole, and handling noise was essentially gone too.Comes with a lot of different size mounting options for a variety of mics. The blimp is big, but not heavy or cumbersome.Also, makes you look really professional. For the price, it's a bargain compared to similar systems.

I shoot commercial and Fashion photography in the Tampa bay area. I am also a member of Nikon Professional Service. I wanted a light and fast prime for portraits, head shots and fashion on the D300s. I looked at the 50mm F1.4 but the 1.8 gained better scores in corner to corner sharpness and auto focus. I am very happy with my purchase through B&H of the 50mm F1.8G. This lens fits the bill perfect. Amazing bokeh and very very sharp. You will not regret getting this lens!

Great Reliable Product! We are a reseller out of the Tampa Bay area and consistently suggest this product for our customers. We've not had any bad reviews and like the expand-ability and performance of this device..

This remote antenna greatly improved the range of our transmitter. We use the PPA transmitter for those in our congregation needing translation. Using the provided antenna screwed into the top of the transmitter our range was only 1/3 of our meeting area. We climbed in the attic and put this down next to the wall of our meeting area. Easy to do. We now have coverage of the entire building. Our building is made of bricks. The signal used to have to go through at least one brick wall to get to those wearing the headsets. This antenna now lays on the rafters above the brick walls. The headsets can now receive the transmissions throughout all of our meeting area (instead of only 1/3 of it) plus all hallways and restrooms. They can even hear from inside of some of the classrooms around our building. I would say that even if this were to be laying on the ground near the transmitter, it would give better range than the provided antenna. This purchase and effort to place this remote antenna was well worth the time, effort, and payment.

I bought one of these to add to my existing MXT400s that we have for general camping/off road and E-Prep communication. The MXT400s have the power to send the signals through our residential area full of hills and valleys, I went out 4+ miles and even in most of the blind zones in the far valleys I was getting only minor static in the background of the transmissions with the 2.1DB antenna. Could probably get further with the 6DB antenna. With the GXT handsets I have been getting about 1.5 to 2 miles. 3X the power with more than 2x the range was great. This will help me keep in contact with the other Area E-Prep coordinators in the area with FRS or GMRS units at distances. The speaker on this unit seems to be better than on the MXT400. I bought external speakers for those and it helps the clarity greatly.

I got my hands on the DJI transmitter and receiver and tested it for a few days. Really ran it's through it's paces and tried to lose signal. It performed very well. However, if I ever wanted to expand my wireless network by renting more receivers, I'd be screwed in my area cause no one has the DJI setup. Teradek's Bolt 6 has been a major upgrade from the previous generations of Teradeks I've used over the years and I really like their build quality. Very solid and the antenna protection is a very nice touch. As long as you aren't trying any funny business with the antenna and keep them propped vertical (unless you change to a few H antenna) it works really well. All in all, I DID obviously go with Teradek but they should be mindful as the DJI setup is great too. But I went with the Teradek because it's proven and expandable with rentals in my area. Picture uploaded is my transmitter on it's maiden voyage on a Sony FX3 build.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This antenna is great for the rural area I live in. It is very wooded in my area and it makes getting good reception difficult. The antenna was easy to mount in the roof. This antenna is very durable and withstands the wind and rain.