Cloud Waves Hd Digital Antenna Manual

Shure wireless microphone systems are popular with many Churches and event spaces. They come equipped with 1/4 wave antennas and utilize the chassis of the receiver as part of the antenna. When multiple receivers are to be used in one large areas a Shure UA844 distribution system is often utilized. The correct antenna for these systems is a frequency matched 1/2 wave. The UA844 does not use its chassis as part of the antenna only the 1/2 wave antenna receives signal. This design allows (within limits) for the antenna to be located away from the rack stack out in the performance space using high quality coax. Our installation had 1/4 waves, these 1/2 waves have improved the level and distance of our wireless microphones. Also with all the FCC frequency auctions, and crowding of spectrum use the Shure website channel selector in conjunction with your model no. and zip code to find suggested groups and channel settings for your location.

I'm fairly well advanced in age, for a human, and I have been playing -- and tuning -- guitars since I was 16 years old. I have bought, used, and junk-drawered many types of digital tuners in the last 25 years. I'd say that the most accurate of all the clip-on tuners I have ever used would be a Peterson Strobo-Clip, but these do tend to be somewhat fussy because they are so sensitive, and cost way more than this Planet waves tuner. Of all the electronic tuners I have used, the Planet Waves digital tuners (I have the Planet Waves Micro Universal and the newer Eclipse) are the most accurate and dependable especially in their price range--more so than their Snark, Korg, Boss, Intellitouch, or TC Electronic counterparts. Their LED screens are easy to read and they don't drain batteries as quickly as other models. I know when I clip one of these on my guitar's peghead, I'll be able to get it in tune pronto, with minimal fuss.

As always Western Digital rules in the HD Department!!!

Had been using the Pro 1 Digital but now just upgraded to the HD filters.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This One for All Indoor Bar Antenna does a great job at picking up lots of channels in crystal clear HD channels. I like how the style of the antenna is a sound bar style, it really makes it look modern as opposed to the traditional antennas. This is a powerful antenna and it has up to 60 miles of range so I pretty much get every channel around me. I love how clear the video and audio are when I’m watching tv now. The antenna itself seems well constructed and looks like it will hold up for a while. I highly recommend this sound bar style antenna to anyone looking for a way to watch HD tv, with 4K and 8K quality!

working with a wireless HD tx and 2 Rx 1 panel antenna for longer range reception and 1 with the stubbies....good if you have proper Tx antennas

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] just received my HDTV antenna a few days ago. It was super easy to set up and without placing it near a window I received tv channels. The quality of the images was HD quality and I couldn’t believe my eyes. I decided to place it in a spare room because that room has a window but I didn’t place it near the window and yet I was still able to get HD TV. I can’t believe how well it works. From what I hear from friends my antenna is far better than theirs. They tell me their antenna have to be placed in a window. I’m very happy with your product because of the quality of the pictures and easy setup.

Bought the Ninja Ultra, Connect and Recording and Accessory kit in order to get full functionality: monitor, ProRes back-up of camera files, RAW recording, and Connect 2 Cloud. Don’t think I’ll need the NDI feature, but if a client wants it, it’s only a $99 add-on for HD. My only complaint so far: no manual as of July 2024. The Ultra has been out for months, it’s inexcusable there’s no manual. That said, the menu is largely intuitive and most things I needed to know can be Googled. I did have to contact support with questions a couple times and they always responded quickly with good answers. I couldn’t figure out why the record button was grayed out, and was told you can’t record on the Ninja until you either pair it with Atomos Cloud Services or press “Unpair ACS” in the Ninja menu. Key instructions like that should come with the monitor. The monitor is accurate to my Sony FX6 LCD, with a slightly better color match than my Odyssey 7Q+. I was concerned there may be latency, especially over HDMI, but a test at 23.98P showed the Ninja only lags by one frame whether connected by SDI or HDMI. The Ninja does get really hot, but even with the fan on auto it hasn’t kicked on during recording. Tested the C2C connection to Frame.io, a short clip showed up in Frame.io within seconds, but this will depend on WiFi speed. Awesome feature. Overall very happy with the diverse functionality of the Ninja/Connect system, it’s an impressive Swiss army knife with different tools for different jobs. At this price it’s a good buy and a great 5” alternative to my 7” Odyssey for run-and-gun shoots, while on studio shoots it compliments the Odyssey with C2C and 4K recording, while the Odyssey delivers the key feature of being able to display multiple camera feeds side by side.

One thing to note before adding this to your dashcam is that the instruction manual states that you need to unplug the power from the main camera before plugging in the GPS antenna. Heed this! If you don't, you could short some of the electronics inside the camera while pushing in the plug. The camera still receives power even if the key is off. Consequently, the same goes for the optional rear camera. That said, the installation couldn't be simpler and the most complex part is deciding where the antenna sticks to the windshield. I would plug it in first and you'll be able to tell how far away you can mount the antenna. It would certainly stink if you stuck it only to find that the cable wasn't long enough to reach the plug.

Good Motherboard. Does everything I need. Instructions/manual was easy to follow with diagram's to help a first time PC builder. WiFi antenna is a little big. Could be smaller antenna.