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Re: Rf guru help neededI think you're overstating "don't have antennas near each other" and understating "FOH is not that far from the stage". If your stage box is dead stage center... is there room to put the IEM rack there too with an omni antenna? Hard to get any closer to the talent than that!You can also reduce the worry about IEM antennas pointing towards mic antennas by doing different polarization angles - you should already have the two mic antennas angled 90 degrees apart, you could then have the IEM antenna halfway between those angles to reduce the amount of IEM signal is seen by the mic receivers.
Re: Rf guru help needed
I think you're overstating "don't have antennas near each other" and understating "FOH is not that far from the stage".
If your stage box is dead stage center... is there room to put the IEM rack there too with an omni antenna? Hard to get any closer to the talent than that!
You can also reduce the worry about IEM antennas pointing towards mic antennas by doing different polarization angles - you should already have the two mic antennas angled 90 degrees apart, you could then have the IEM antenna halfway between those angles to reduce the amount of IEM signal is seen by the mic receivers.
