Why Wireless Mics Drop Out and How to Prevent It

Check out the full recording of our live session Why Wireless Mics Drop Out and How to Prevent It!

During this 30 minute session you will learn:

Understanding Local Interference and Range
Loss of range is typically caused by localized interference, like TV stations, motors, LED lighting, and now cell phone service in the 600 MHz band. Find out how directional antennas and bandpass filters can work together with high-quality coax cables to help mitigate this problem.

Understanding Multi-Path Interference
Multi-path interference is caused by reflections of your transmitter’s signal, primarily by metal objects in your venue and other boundaries. These reflections flip the polarity of the signal and arrive out of phase which causes cancellations in your receiver’s antennas.

Understanding Cross-polarization Fades
Cross-polarization fades (aka antenna dropouts) happen when your antennas are not oriented correctly to match your transmitters. Learn how the proper antennas can be used to maximize your system’s efficiency.

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