The PPA R37 HD Select Channel FM Receiver with Headphones from Williams Sound is a compact and easy-to-use beltpack receiver that allows you to listen to an FM signal in the 72-76MHz band. The receiver offers seek button channel selection between 17 pre-set frequencies, which are digitally synthesized for terrific audio clarity and signal stability. It also features a channel lock capability to prevent accidental changes.

The receiver has an ergonomic design with a detachable belt clip, allowing you to slip it into your pocket or conveniently clip it to your clothing. The standard-sized 3.5mm headphone jack is compatible with mono and stereo headphones and earphones, and also supports induction neckloops and telecoil-equipped hearing aids. A set of HED 021 foldable mono headphones is included so you can listen right out of the box. The receiver operates on a pair of standard alkaline AA batteries, which are also included. A sleep mode helps to preserve battery life.

Compact and Portable    Digitally Synthesized    17 Pre-Set Frequencies    Channel Lock    Sleep Mode    3.5mm Stereo/Mono Jack    Folding Mono Headphones    Neckloop/Telecoil Compatible    Belt Clip and Batteries Included

Ideal for assisted listening applications in schools, houses of worship, auditoriums, theaters, and more

Compact and easy-to-use design allows you to listen to an FM signal in the 72-76MHz band

The receiver's seek button lets you choose between 17 pre-set frequencies, which are digitally synthesized for terrific audio clarity and signal stability. The channel lock capability prevents accidental changes to channel settings

The ergonomic design and detachable belt clip allow you to slip it into your pocket or conveniently clip it to your clothing

The standard-sized 3.5mm headphone jack is compatible with mono and stereo headphones and earphones, and also supports induction neckloops and telecoil-equipped hearing aids. A set of HED 021 foldable mono headphones is included so you can listen right out of the box

Operates on a pair of standard alkaline AA batteries, which are included. A sleep mode helps to preserve battery life

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does is work with GFX 50r?

A: Yes, the Godox V350F Flash for Select Fujifilm Cameras would be compatible for use with the FUJIFILM GFX 50R Medium Format Mirrorless Camera.

Q: 2. its can fit 2x ad200 pro ?

A: Yes, the Godox CB20 Backpack for AD200Pro and Select Godox Strobes can two (2) AD200, AD200Pro, AD300Pro, or AD400Pro strobe units. It has enough room to also hold a complete setup of batteries, chargers, wireless remotes, and compact umbrellas for the two (2) light fixture units, as well as additional room for camera, lenses, and a 15" laptop or tablet.

Q: 3. Is the battery proprietary? Or is it a standard battery?

A: The battery is proprietary.

Q: 4. How is the battery longevity? Would an extra for a night herp hike be necessary?

A: The battery in the Godox V350N Flash for Select Nikon Cameras can last up to 500 full flashes from a fully charged battery. It is always best to have at least one extra battery. It is, BH #GOBFV350S (https://bhpho.to/2IugagI).

Q: 5. Is the Sony HDVF-EL20 compatible with the Sony HSC-100R? Is it the same as discontinued HDVF-20A?

A: The Sony HDVF-EL20 4k viewfinder will work with the Sony HSC-100R. The HDVF-EL20 is a full color OLED viewfinder, and the HDVF-20A was Black and white and HD only.

Q: 6. Can this be used with an einstein strobe, and if so can i use hss? I have the nissin air commander and di700 flash and would like to use both together with shutter speeds 1/200.

A: No, Amy, it can't. The way Sony's HSS protocols work, the signal is transmitted via a TTL command that's only accessable from a MI compatible shoe. You will have to buy a transmitter made by your strobe manufacturer with a MI shoe.

Q: 7. How do you remove the battery from Godox v350n?

A: The GVM Pro SD650B Bi-Color LED Monolight (650W) has a battery compartment on the right side of the flash—the second image down on our product page shows its placement. Just push the battery compartment door down to open it. Once open, slightly pull out the strip, and the battery will release.

Q: 8. Would it be large enough to hold an AD600 with the battery removed and two AD200s?

A: The configuration of these dividers are not conducive for the fit on the AD600PRO

Q: 9. I know the firmware has been updated to be compatible with the Canon T7, which has no center hot shoe pin. Is it also compatible with the Canon Sl3, which has the same mount problem?

A: No longer an issue Godox announced new firmware updates for the V860IIC, X1T-C, TT350C, and V350C that make them compatible with Canon’s center-pin-less hotshoes.

Q: 10. Will this work with Godox, Profoto, and other studio strobes? I've been waiting for Nissin to make an equivalent strobe like the Profoto B2 for more power than their current offering. So will this trigger studio strobes with TTL and most importantly HSS?

A: No it will not trigger your strobes with TTL or HSS. The Air R receiver is primarily made to work with Sony MIS flashes. In this case, it will support TTL and HSS with those flashes. The Air R receiver does have a PC out so you can trigger a studio strobe but that is all. You would have no control what so ever of the studio strobe.