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Re: Wireless dropouts mystery...Of course it's possible. In fact, I see it happen often and must move an antenna to shift a dropout location out of the performance area. But it is statistically far less likely than when the antennas are located within 1 wavelength of each other.+1 on your good advice to keep antennas disconnected from the performer's skin. Medical bandage tape is an excellent barrier when packs are worn under clothing.
Re: Wireless dropouts mystery...
Of course it's possible. In fact, I see it happen often and must move an antenna to shift a dropout location out of the performance area. But it is statistically far less likely than when the antennas are located within 1 wavelength of each other.
+1 on your good advice to keep antennas disconnected from the performer's skin. Medical bandage tape is an excellent barrier when packs are worn under clothing.
