Lectrosonics LM as an IFB Transmitter?

External Since: Feb 22, 2006 Posts: 18

I'm thinking about putting an LM transmitter (block 26) in my
Portabrace AO bag that also has 411a's (blocks 25 and 21) to be used as
an IFB transmitter to R1a's. Does anyone have any real world experience
to offer on a set up like this? Do you think the LM might interfere
with the receivers?

External Since: May 16, 2006 Posts: 526

I'll leave real world experience to the "real worlders" but I would
suggest setting the LM frequency(s) as far away from the 411
frequencies as possible (4 Mhz+). Also, the antennas of the
transmitter(s) and receivers should be separated as much as can be
done, given that it is all in a bag. An extra few inches can make
large difference. To test the setup, check your 411's range with the
transmitter on and with it off. If range seems about the same, you
are in good shape.
LarryF
Lectro

On 16 May 2006 07:51:06 -0700, "contactscott"
<contact_email RemoveThis @yahoo.com> wrote:

>
>I'm thinking about putting an LM transmitter (block 26) in my
>Portabrace AO bag that also has 411a's (blocks 25 and 21) to be used as
>an IFB transmitter to R1a's. Does anyone have any real world experience
>to offer on a set up like this? Do you think the LM might interfere
>with the receivers?