Honeywell Z Wave Wireless Security Camera

The free wave wireless remote is all I asked for. I use it to reduce vibrations with long lenses. The range is good. There us a shutter release on the receiver, in addition to the wireless transmitter which is great for checking the system. If you have more than one camera, remember to purchase the extra cords(different camera connections ) Above all else, a great price in comparison.

I needed to connect an outdoor wireless security camera to Wifi but the signal on the main router wasn't strong enough to penetrate a thick masonry wall. The TP-link solved this problem. I set it up inside at the wall needing signal penetration but in line with the router. It worked perfectly - having a booster closer to the camera did the trick.

A Little problem with Honeywell camera installation but they connected. Everything else connected on the first try. Has been rock solid so far.

I already had the Vello Free Wave Wireless Remote Shutter to use with my Canon 60D. But then after going full frame to a Canon 5D Mark II the cable for the shutter release wouldn't work on the 5D Mark II. Rather than buy a totally new Wireless Shutter for it I only had to buy the cable for it. This allows me to use the same Vello Free Wave Wireless Remote Shutter with both cameras and at a substantial savings.

Hi B&H. I had bought a previous model of the Vello Free Wave Plus wireless remote shutter release for my Nikon. I couldn't be happier. The say it will fire my camera up to 320' ft. but I haven't tested it so far, but other wise it does a great job and not expensive either. Reliable.

too many wireless mic receivers come with tiny antennas. Boost your gain and keep things connected with a half wave of Shure!

I'm a disabled veteran with use of only my left arm. With the Vello Free Wave Wireless remote, I'm able to take pictures with my new Nikon D600. Couldn't do it without this remote.

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 was looking for a relatively inexpensive wireless remote that would be compatible with all three of my Nikon DSLR bodies. The Vello Free Wave remote was operational in minutes. For the price it was perfect. Further testing in the field (wildlife)is forthcoming. The Free Wave is compact, no vulnerable antennas and runs on AAA batteries. So far there is no downside.

I'm very satisfied with the Vello Free Wave Wireless Remote Shutter Release for Nikon DC-1 which I used and will continue to use on Nikon D750. Easy to use, just like plug and play.