The Wi Digital Wi Paddle is a 2.4 GHz, 7 dBi antenna designed to provide enhanced signal strength and extended range for presenters, musicians, and sound engineers in office buildings, conference spaces, outdoor events, and multi-floor venues. It features 7 dBi of gain and linear vertical polarization.

Its PP-SMA connector allows it to function as a direct replacement for the stock antennas included with Wi Pro AudioMatrix multicast systems. Mount the antenna on your receiver or transmitter; the connection type is identical on both units. Its lightweight construction ensures that it won’t tip over the receiver or transmitter.

For AudioMatrix Multicast Systems    Extend Signal Range    2.4 GHz Frequency    7 dBi Gain    PP-SMA Connector    Lightweight Construction

• For Wi Digital Wi Pro AudioMatrix multicast systems
• Boost signal strength and extend signal range
• 2.4 GHz frequency
• 7 dBi antenna
• Linear vertical polarization
• PP-SMA connector enables direct replacement of antennas that come standard with Wi Pro AudioMatrix units
• Mount on receiver or transmitter
• Lightweight construction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it work with lightning adapter for iPhone 7?

A: The Wi AudioStream Pro AV Portable Digital Wireless Lavalier System from Wi Digital will work with the iPhone 7 provided the lightning to 3.5mm female adapter is used, in conjunction with a 3.5mm trs female to a 3.5mm trrs male adapter.

Q: 2. My camera takes an XLR input; I take it I can't use this system?

A: Sure you can. just use this adapter: Rode VXLR - Mono Mini-Jack to XLR Converter B&H # ROVXLR: https://bhpho.to/2L1WzGL

Q: 3. One transmitter to 50 receivers simultaneously according to the specs.With multiple speakers (maybe 8-16) spread out across a fair distance will result in latency issues. Is there a way to tweak individual latency/delay to each speaker/receiver?

A: The Wi Digital X8 does not offer delay compensation. If the application demands it, a delay unit should be connected to the receiver(s) before being inputted to the speaker.

Q: 4. I need a single transmitter that can xmit two individual channels to L & R stereo spkrs. I do NOT want a mono signal going to each spkr. These are Dolby ATMOS HT effects sprks and require discrete signals. So, believe it requires dual wireless xmit freqs? Not exactly sure what the technical solution looks like, will the Wi Digital WI-AMP50X8 fulfill this rqmt?

A: The Wi Digital system: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1361205-REG/wi_digital_wi_amp50x8_wi_pro_audiomatrix_x8.html/specs is stereo to each speaker. This system will send separate left and right signals to individual receivers, one to each speaker. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1247921-REG/alto_stealth_wireless_system_kit.html

Q: 5. Do these have auto shut-off? If so, can it be disabled?

A: No auto shut off. I agree with Bob B.: always charge units before using. They don't seem to hold charge very well while in storage or non-use.

Q: 6. How long is the warranty? My system TX static with the audio.

A: The Wi Digital Wi Pro AudioMatrix X8 comes with a limited 1-year warranty from the manufacturer.

Q: 7. Can the wireless antenna for the receiver be mounted outside of a building, and then run coax cable from antenna to receiver base station that will be inside the building?

A: No. But you can do what you are describing from your audio source or mixer, to the transmitter using XLR signal cable to the transmitter.

Q: 8. Is this compatible with a Sony A7?

A: Should work fine with this and most other HDSLR cameras and most camcorders as well.

Q: 9. Is there an adapter to convert the transmitter/mic into a handheld wireless Mic?

A: No, there is no handheld adapter available for use with the clip-on transmitters that are included with the Hollyland LARK 150 2-Person Compact Digital Wireless Microphone System.

Q: 10. Do both units support mic and headphone? Basically, is it 2-way?

A: The Wi Digital AudioStream Pro EL is 2-way as a system, but not standalone. 2-way communication is achieved when the transmitter is connected to a computer or iPad, and then you connect a headset mic with a TRRS connection into the receiver. This allows users to wirelessly connect to a device, and have the ability to send and receive audio.