Digital Antenna Through Receiver

Used with Spectrum cable and with digital tv antenna. I did not know that my tv would turn the receiver on and off so when using the Spectrum issued remote it would turn off and back on. Just had to eliminate it from the remote.

Pros:  + 320 ft/100m range + Three shooting modes + RF signal allows me to move freely away from the camera and not worry about maintaining line-of-sight with the receiver as you would with an IR remote.  + Receiver can be used as a wired remote without power. + Receiver can be mounted in the hot shoe. + Removable/replaceable cable Cons: - Batteries in both transmitter and receiver are uncommon, so if they go dead during a shoot, I cant just go anywhere to get more. - Receiver has to dangle if the hot shoe is in use.  - Retractable antenna may bend or break if not properly cared for. (I personally have not had any problem with this but it is something to consider with an antenna of this type) I primarily use my Canon Rebel T5 for taking photos of my theatrical design work. A remote shutter release is a necessity for me to reduce shaking in low-light conditions (even on a tripod) and a wireless one was a bonus. This shutter release was exactly what I was looking for. I can set up my camera in the spot I want and take photos as I walk around the space to view my work from different angles. Even when Im sitting next to the camera, I use this remote to help reduce shaking that becomes more evident with slow shutter speeds.

Its a perfect OEM replacement SMA antenna for Lectrosonics SRB5P receiver.

Needed an easy fix for my antenna and here it is! The placement within the receiver was a little tight... for big hands. But it worked out!

This receiver does a great job of playing my 60-80 records through its Phono channel at volumes close to what I remember back then when I was playing them in a band at the clubs. Clean and accurate. My only wish for the receiver would be: 1: Not have a proprietary FM antenna My reception is a little on the week side and I always used an amplified FM antenna to pull in a lot more stations from Philly, New York and Chicago. 2: Wish it have a PreAmp Out and Amp In connections so I could add my 10 band graphic equalizer to the system to further tailor the sound output more. But all and all for the price, this is a good system hub.

We were having reception problems using the built in antennas on our receiver until we attached this antenna. We went from having less than 50' of range to successfully testing at over 300'. Well worth the very reasonable cost.

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.

So glad I updated my antenna from the little stinger that came stock with my MXT500. My transmit and receiver range has improved 10-fold, and I no longer fear taking my truck through automated car washes.

My antenna's plastic coating was cracking on both the transmitter and receiver. I went on YouTube and saw a video and it was a quick and easy fix . It took longer to take out the 5 screws that to replace the antenna. You do need to solder the contact point but it was in an area the was easy to get too.

I retrofitted the antenna on the Sennheiser EW-G4 receiver with this antenna by replacing the existing antenna with an SMA female connector. The antenna is trimmed to the required length for my frequency range being used. The antenna is made with steel multi-braid surrounded by a flexible and durable rubber. Now I can position the antenna vertically when the receiver mounted on the top of my recorder.