The Revolabs xTAG Single-Channel Wireless Microphone System offer a user-friendly and cost-effective means of communication in PC videoconferencing. This system includes a wireless wearable microphone and base station/charger with a USB output connection. The base station's USB port integrates with any Windows PC or Mac and allows for web conferencing, podcasting, VoiceLift, Skype, Google Talk, speech dictation, and more. The microphone features a wireless range of up to 65-feet without any obstructions.

An out-of-range alarm sounds when maximum distance is exceeded. In addition, the microphone includes an earpiece that connects to the audio output for full-duplex communication. The Revolabs Solo Desktop is a reliable, full-featured yet simple way to establish crucial communication in important business meetings, conferences, and private communication applications.

USB Base Station/Charger    Wearable Microphone    No Analog Audio Connections    Windows and Mac Compatible

The wearable (clip-on) microphone establishes hands-free communication while remaining mobile.

The base station features a built-in receiver that allows for completely wireless communication with a range up to 65-feet.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can the hand grips be powered by ptap passthrough from the lens motors? Id hate to have to worry about changing batteries in the handles

A: yes, thank god.

Q: 2. How do you power the motor with this set? I understood from some questions with the nano that the 'm' would allow powering the motor from the handgrip. Is that true?

A: This kit comes with a D-Tap to 7-Pin Motor Power Cable. You would need to feed the motor a battery that has a D-Tap Power Connection with the included cable. https://bhpho.to/37c2hzD

Q: 3. can you power the handgrip and motor together daisy chain to v mount?

A: Yes, you can daisy chain the motor and handgrip with the included cables.

Q: 4. How can you calibrate the motor to work with Sony G lens or any lens without stops or focal length markers?

A: You will have to physically stop the focus wheel from turning any further at closed focus and infinity.

Q: 5. When using the hand unit's wheel, can you "feel" the end points of the lens? Is there a stopping point? Or does the wheel keep spinning without stopping?

A: There are two endpoints on the Nucleus-M hand unit. You have over 300 degrees of rotation.

Q: 6. What would be the best way to power this while let's say, flying on a Freefly Movi M5?

A: Bongo tie a 2nd battery to your M5 and use the Freefly Battery to D-Tap Adapter Cable

Q: 7. Can you send a sync such as from a Tentacle through the nine pin LEMO port on a motor and have it pass through to the camera, specifically a Komodo?

A: No, The Tilta Nucleus-M would not pass timecode.

Q: 8. Is the soft bag case shown in the picture included in de partial kit IV?

A: Yes. The soft zippered case is included.

Q: 9. The handle to rosette adapter is too large to fit on Sachtler Aktiv8 or Benro S8 tripod head rosettes. I assume that means Sachtler and Benro are not "Arri Standard" size rosette mounts. Is there a smaller rosette to large rosette adapter or how can I attached Nucleus-M handgrips to Sachtler or Benro heads?

A: To attach the Tilta Nucleus-M Wireless Lens Control System to a tripod head, you would not be able to connect directly to the pan bar rosette. We would recommend using an item such as the CAMVATE Multipurpose Super Crab Clamp & ARRI Rosette Mount M6 Female Thread, BH #CAC2869, to mount the handgrip to a pan bar.

Q: 10. This works on a Zeiss super speed mk3 lens ?

A: Yes it will.