The 100' HD-SDI Video Coaxial Cable with BNC to BNC Connectors from Canare is a precision serial digital video coaxial cable that offers throughput for HD-SDI video signals for professional broadcast applications. Thanks to dual copper braids that impart high flexibility, the RG6 coaxial cable can be bent around tight corners or run through tight spaces while still providing high-quality, low-loss transfer.

18 AWG RG6 SDI Coaxial Cable    BNC Male to BNC Male Connectors    Solid Copper Center Conductor    Dual Copper Braids    Supports SMPTE 259M/292M/424M Standards    75-Ohm HD BNC Connectors    100% Sweep Tested

Transfers serial digital HD-SDI video signals for professional broadcast performance broadband facilities

18 AWG RG6 digital video coaxial cable

Dual copper braids for high flexibility and strength

Supports SMPTE 259M, 292M, and 424M standards

100% sweep tested

BCP-B series 75-ohm HD BNC connectors are capable of handling data rates that exceed 3 Gb/s SMPTE424M standards

Available in black, blue, green, and red colors

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. As a photog, can I use the 400 PRO to transfer my computer screen to an other monitor via HDMI, Ipad and Iphone simultaneously?

A: Yes you can. When connected to your computer the computer will treat the Hollyland like a computer monitor. This will allow you to wirelessly send the monitor feed to a monitor that is not near your computer and mirror that display on up to 2 devices at the same time.

Q: 2. I imagine the RF frequencies used with the 400S Pro are the same used for all Hollyland units (thanks FCC!), would I be able to use a Cosmo 1000+ receiver with a 400S Pro transmitter?

A: Hi David, sorry to tell you that the Hollyland Mars series and Cosmo series used different RF frequencies, so it's not be able to use a Cosmo 1000+ receiver with a 400S Pro transmitter.

Q: 3. Is there any time delay of video signals if so how much please let me know.

A: According to Hollyland, there is a delay of 0.08s.

Q: 4. Hi. Will this devide allow to capture Blackmagic Pocket's footage at higher framerates? As for now Pocket offers only 25p/30p. Regards, Drake

A: Unfortunately the Video Assist HDMI/6G-SDI Recorder and 5 Monitor can only record what the camera is able to output. The Video Assist HDMI/6G-SDI Recorder and 5 Monitor will not be able to capture an increase in frame rate if the camera is not capable of producing that frame rate to begin with.

Q: 5. What factors in the working environment affect the latency? Are there any devices that have latency below 80ms?

A: Hi Gabe, 5G WIFI will affect the latency. and since the transmission range is light of sight, so the obstacle like the concrete wall/glass between the TX and RX will affect the latency as well.

Q: 6. Can anyway say if there is still the 64 minute issue?

A: There is still a file size cap on these units. The cap varies with the recording format and selected codec. The file will close and immediately start a new file to continue the recording without dropping a single frame.

Q: 7. Is this a battery life indicator on the transmitter unit? Hard to know when the battery is about to die otherwise.

A: Yes, the Hollyland Mars 400S PRO SDI/HDMI Wireless Video Transmission System does display a battery voltage indicator on the transmitter unit to monitor battery level of the battery attached to the transmitter.

Q: 8. While recording it seems to capture about 1 hour and 5 minutes at a time and starts a new clip. Is there a solution for this? I would just like to record everything instead of editing clips together.

A: This is a limitation with the QuickTime wrapper not ProRes. DNx MXF files wouldnt have a file break in the recording.The QuickTime files has a pre allocated header size where each frame's information is stored..as the QuickTime file is written out this header file is continually updated. When the header file is filled up a new QuickTime file is created.

Q: 9. The manual shows sending from camera to a monitor. What about sending from camera to a switcher?

A: You can use the same instructions to send the video to a switcher.

Q: 10. CanI use three receivers with one transmitter all on the same channel?

A: Hi Frank, you can use maximum one transmitter with 2 receivers on the same channel. Or 1 transmitter with 0 Receivers + 4 APP, or 1 transmitter with 1 receiver + 2 APP for wireless monitoring.