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<blockquote data-quote="brian maddox" data-source="post: 50490" data-attributes="member: 158"><p>Re: This is why you should use combiners on IEM transmitters</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>henry, what's an isolator? in context my guess is some kind of filter for out of range RF? but i've not heard of this thing.</p><p></p><p>and given that it seems to help in situations with multiple antennas, does it make sense to use when using an antenna combiner? or does the combiner do this as part of it's functionality?</p><p></p><p>last question. sorry. as you may remember from previous posts, i'm using a telex SC-600 as an IEM antenna combiner. it seems to work well, but i put my new RF Explorer on the output [with -30dB RF pad] with all 6 of my sennheiser SR 350 G2 transmitters set to 100mW. i could get a screenshot to post, but suffice to say that even though i did the freq coordination with Wireless Workbench i had all kinds of IMs in there. they were low enough to not be an issue, but they certainly didn't look as clean as the OP's screenshot. any thoughts as to why this might be?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="brian maddox, post: 50490, member: 158"] Re: This is why you should use combiners on IEM transmitters henry, what's an isolator? in context my guess is some kind of filter for out of range RF? but i've not heard of this thing. and given that it seems to help in situations with multiple antennas, does it make sense to use when using an antenna combiner? or does the combiner do this as part of it's functionality? last question. sorry. as you may remember from previous posts, i'm using a telex SC-600 as an IEM antenna combiner. it seems to work well, but i put my new RF Explorer on the output [with -30dB RF pad] with all 6 of my sennheiser SR 350 G2 transmitters set to 100mW. i could get a screenshot to post, but suffice to say that even though i did the freq coordination with Wireless Workbench i had all kinds of IMs in there. they were low enough to not be an issue, but they certainly didn't look as clean as the OP's screenshot. any thoughts as to why this might be? [/QUOTE]
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