Add a powerful but compact, high-power linear RF amplifier to your broadcast platform with this Wideband 10W Microwave Amplifier from RF-Links. The aluminum amplifier has been designed for research, military communications, and laboratory testing applications, and it provides 40 dB gain, and up to 10W RF power output. It supports transmitters in the 10 MHz to 6 GHz broadband frequency range. This unit features SMA female input and output and it requires a separately available 28V power supply.

High-Power Linear RF Amplifier    For Lab, Research, Military Applications    10W Power Output, 40 dB Gain    10 MHz-6 GHz Frequency Range    SMA Female

Ideal for research, military communications, laboratory testing applications

10 MHz to 6 GHz frequency range

10W output power

Compact, lightweight, rugged, and reliable

Requires 28V power supply

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will the Peak AL 4 anchors work with Canon m5?

A: Yes it will

Q: 2. Will the anchor loops work with the lugs on a Nikon D5500?

A: They should, and if not, you can contact Peak Design directly and we'll provide split rings.

Q: 3. How to use the "links"? which side does it attach to?

A: camera strap goes on the loop and the ling attaches to the camera the round part is the quick release

Q: 4. How many anchors and lugs come in this item?

A: The B&H overview for this item states: "Two Links for the strap are included, as are four Anchors that attach to your camera."

Q: 5. Is this the same as the other NYX Bulb listed on B&H? https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1710144-REG/astera_fp5_nyx_fp5_nyx

A: No, they are not identical. The Astera NYX 10W LED Bulb Engine with RGBA + Mint, B&H # ASFP, would have a wider white CCT temperature range of 1,750K to 20,000K as well as having the ability to output color light due to its RGBAM and is only compatible for use in E26 outlets that use 100 to 120 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz outlets. Meanwhile the Astera FP5-NYX Bulb, B&H # ASFP5NYX, has a more narrow white CCT temperature range of 3200K to 6500K, and it only outputs white light. The light fixture is also compatible for international usage as it may be used with 100 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz Edison lamp sockets.

Q: 6. Is this at all cumbersome to use? e.g. running cables, powering it, finding a home for it in the bag or on your cart etc. Would it make sense to get this so I can get antenna or is it better to hold out/save for something like an Octopack or SL6 that can rack mount dual receivers and the antenna can plug straight into that?

A: The PSC RF Multi SMA is designed for bag use, unlike the octopack which is designed more for a rack/cart. If you want to keep the bulk to a minimum, while still having antenna splitting capabilities, the RF multi SMA is the way to.

Q: 7. What AC power should I use for this?

A: The PSC RF Multi SMA (470-960 MHz), B&H # PSRFSMAWB, is powered from any source of external DC power of 10 to 15 VDC at 120 mA. Connect a source of external 12 VDC power to the Hirose 4-pin connector on the bottom of the unit.

Q: 8. can they be used with optech's camera straps?

A: Yes, we suggest the following strap for such a application. OP/TECH USA E-Z Comfort Strap (Black) BH #OPSEZCB • MFR #2701252 https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/118815-REG/OP_TECH_USA_2701252_E_Z_Comfort_Strap_Black.html

Q: 9. What is the range on this thing, approximately?

A: ARRI does not publish any range info for the ARRI RF-EMIP Radio Module 2400 MHz DSSS due to the many variables that impact all wireless devices listed below. However, the range of the ARRI RF-2400 is typically 1000ft / 300m line-of-sight. The following reasons could impact the range of the ARRI RF-2400: City vs. Country Line of sight vs obstructions Airports Hospital Cell phone towers Walls Number of people Temperature

Q: 10. does it ship with an ac power adapter?

A: Sorry, no it does not and Godox does not supply one. It will take a 6-9VDC center positive ac power supply.