The Eartec 5-User SC-1000 Two-Way Radio System with Cyber Inline PTT Headsets is a complete system that consists of 5 of the company's Scrambler SC-1000 UHF radio transceivers, each with its own Cyber Inline Headset with Push-to-Talk activation. The Push-to-Talk button acts as an intermediary between the headset and the transceiver.

It is designed for crystal clear voice communication to production teams on the move. This wireless transmitter operates in the simplex mode, which means that when one person in a group transmits, the message is received by everyone. An unlimited number of transceivers can operate at the same frequency and the system can also be utilized as a dual-channel intercom with switching. This unit operates with a rechargeable Nicad battery (sold separately). It includes a military belt clip for convenient carrying.

The SC-1000 transceiver features a full watt of transmission power at a distance of up to 1 mile (1.61 km). It utilizes UHF high-band frequencies that can penetrate concrete or steel surfaces. This makes SC-1000 a cost-effective sound solution for schools, churches, community theatres, or any on-location venue where users need to communicate between buildings or through walls.

Professional UHF Transceiver    16 Channel Combinations    38 Privacy Codes Block Interference    Range up to 1 Mile (1.61 km)    Rugged Polycarbonate Body

UHF high band signals transmit through concrete, range is up to 1 mile (1.61 km)

16 UHF frequency combinations allow multiple groups to operate without interference

Scrambled transmissions and digital receive tones guaranteeing complete privacy

Add stations to an existing Scrambler intercom without system modification

System automatically tells the user to which channel the radio is tuned

Robust dual-pin design

Fine-tuned receive circuit provides optimum voice reception with any Eartec headset

Ready to go right out of the box. No licensing paperwork or additional costs necessary

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A: The shoe mount for the Sony flash is a combination of metal and plastic. This is due to the MIS mounting system that Sony uses. All other shoe mounts from Nissin are metal.

Q: 2. how do you activate HSS on camera flash with a Sony A7III?

A: HSS is activated on the flash directly.

Q: 3. Will this start and stop video on a T7 rebel in movie mode?

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A: 32 Meters; 105 Feet

Q: 5. Will this work with the Canon Rebel XSi?

A: Yes. This will work with the Canon Rebel XSi.

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A: This flash is capable of wireless slave TTL functionality using either Nissin's Air System with a range of 98' or Fujifilm's optical slave capabilities.

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A: Overall, this flash does have more bells and whistles compared to the SB-700. The Nissin will have a faster recycle time, greater variation in its power range, radio communication, as well as more groups and channels. Overall, power output is the same between the two but functionality, the i60A has more to it.

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