How big is the transmitter. Is it lite enough to carry around in apocket
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The Transmitter is appx. 1"x2" and plugs into whatever devise you are using it with, and very light.
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Yes the transmitter will fit in your pocket if your device does, I have mine connected to an iPhone 6 and it fits in my pockets easily
705494
I wouldn't call it big and bulky, but a bit larger than a standard plug. Very convenient. Art Van Eck
569761
Not sure about how they determine the transmitting wattage, however it sends a clear signal 150 feet. I am quite pleased with it. Easy to work, plug & play.
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The receiver is 2 5/8" W, 4 1/4" L, and 1 1/8" D without the connectors (RCA, Power & Antenna). The Transmitter is relatively the same. Hope this helps.
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I would adhere to the answers already given, especially to the person that said that you may not even need it. I have 4 Transmitters going at this present time and I have not had to use one. Remember that you cannot use but only the lowest power setting to be with in the FCC guidelines for transmitting. My transmitters, which I use for the ministry easily covers our church campus area. Should you need more info, please submit another question.
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Sorry, I didn't keep the packaging, but this is probably avail on their website. For what it's worth, I'm ~50 miles from the transmitters, my antenna is in my second floor attic, and it works great. Not perfect - occasionally I get what presents itself like packet loss, but it's pretty rare. I'm glad I dumped cable. My .02. Good luck.
1429201
No, it is smaller. This product is similar in size to the Jawbone JAMBOX Wireless Bluetooth Speaker. Note the lack of the word BIG
1959106
Box is unopened but it is similar in size to other wireless transmitters as I recall. A couple friends at Church used the same unit on the other two frequency selections and I don't recall it being huge.
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Like most BT devices about 30 ft.P.S. Mine has worked great, I use it almost everyday with no problems for 2 mo since I got it.
317992
I don't believe it to be very big, I'll leave it in my ear after talking on it, and forget it's still there. I hope that helps your question.
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Well, I do not have it before me right now. But it is about the size of an adult male hand. You did not ask, but it works great and is well worth the money. Just keep spare batteries with you, it is not battery hungry, but if you need the device and you don't have spares...well I have been in that situation.
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It's really small, about 2in square, and it's casing is made metal so it's really tough and durable, i installed mine on my quadcopter, have crashed it several times and it still works, it came with a cable, but you can also buy a hobby grade a/v transmitter and receiver so you could make it wireless with a range of 500m max...
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The USB receiver is tiny. In my packaging, it was kind of stuffed out of the way. Take a look at the picture here to see what the receiver looks like.
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The collars are 3/4 in wide. The transmitter is 2 1/4 in long, but the way it attaches to the collar (it threads under a piece of plastic at the base on each side, going up the sides and top of transmitter) requires 4 inches of collar length total, so you will need that much room available on your collar for it. Not sure if such a small collar would have that space available, so measure beforehand.
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That distance would not be likely do to low power of the transmitters used.They would have to have a watt or more in use.
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It is about the size of an electrical outlet. I have mine mounted in a standard outlet box.
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Small about 10.5 in long and about 2 in thick. It sits on top of my Fios receiver