wireless microphones
On Mar 1, 7:29 am, Raw-Tracks wrote:
Richard Crowley wrote:
"Raw-Tracks" wrote...
Richard Crowley wrote:
Frankly, I am surprised that you can get that many mics
to work together without doing some serious engineering
to cause them all play together nicely.
With proper planning, it's really not that big of a chore to get than
many channels, and many more, to work together reliably.
Of course. But the wording of the question didn't sound
like it was a result of "proper planning". Did it to you?
My point is that your response makes it sound like it's quite difficult
to get that number of systems to work together. It doesn't take "serious
engineering", imo.
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It requires a lot of planning and the equations can be quite involved
to get even 8 wireless microphones to work together properly.
If you add in a few outside sources of interference-cell phones, TV
stations, Business communications that might be in the area, it gets
damn complex and it is amazing that the low power wireless systems
work at all.
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