What is the maximum distance for the transmitters and receiving to connect. I setup about 50 to 60 feet from the stage. Any distance problems?
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I have used 80 to 90 feet away without problem. I second GOJOE they are not very good mics but they are a cheap option. I used them 3 separate times last Christmas for children's plays, with no problems
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I've used them pretty far back in a large gym and they worked well. Don't get me wrong they're not the best mics in the world, but are a great option.
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I have used it from approximately 90ft away without issue. You should be fine from 50 or 60ft.
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The audio quality begins to drop about 15 feet away. The actual device stops being constantly-connected after approximately 50 feet. The device will disconnect between 60 and 75 feet away.
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My son-in-law has the same set up about 40 feet and that works. Belkin has signal booster if it doesn' t work for you.
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I have an identical situation and it works very well at least 200 feet away. Hope this helps.
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I'm using one that is 12.5 inches long. I can hit a 440 repeater 20 miles away from inside my house. I can also hit a 2 meter repeater 15 miles away. Although the reports are not full quieting, when I go outside the signal reports improve dramatically.
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With no obstructions, about 30- 40ft. Make sure you have the transmitter and door magnet sensor touching each other.
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Hello, The speakers have a 100 foot range and can work in a home that has many wireless signals. The speaker kit connects to one device at a time, but is easy to disconnect and connect to another device. To set up you connect the speaker wires, plug in the speakers, and turn the power on. It's that easy! I hope this was helpful!!
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I'm not sure if you're looking for the receive range or transmit range. I used it at our lake spot and the router was at least 300 feet line of sight from the source and it worked fine. I haven't tried to find the transmit range limit.
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No. I've got this system and this particular device and all it will do is reliably connect to transmitters that are slightly out of range.
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I'm not sure but my guess is that 50 meters is going to cause a noticeable drop in the signal strength. I've added 5+ meters without a problem. Amazon sells extensions up to 9 meters only. My best suggestion would be to ask the manufacture.
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I receive good signal from 45 miles away, my height is 25 feet above ground and have some obstruction in the distance. I use a preamp and the signal is clear.
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Yes, Not a problem over distance. not good for close in, sound will be noisy on the lows. This unit is designed for auditorium usage.
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Wendy-We have our AUdioengine hooked up to a TV wall mounted 13' above the enclosed stereo reciever cabinet. The main TV is 30' away on a 1/2 wall. Our living space is very open with 26' ceilings so sounds travel. The latency is extremely minimal, that we generally have both TV on at the same time. Unlike cable boxes hooked to each TV where the latency in sound is a killer. As far as being impacted by wireless equipment, we have 2 different routers, but no cell service . No interruptions. Nearest neighbor is 5 miles away so no history with city congestion. We love ours
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My sending unit is mounted on a pole approximately 400ft from my house. To get to the receiver the signal must pass through 4 walls. It works fine under those conditions.
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It says in the connection guide that THe Range is 30feet.I haven't tried that far, but i can tell the device works really well. I'll try 30 feet this days and let u know
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There are two transmitting power levels. The lower level still does a hugely better job of getting the signal through walls and around a large yard than others that are available. I have tried almost all of them, and all of them had trouble getting 50 - 100 feet, even if I extended the transmitting antenna. Be aware of two things: 1. Keep the input volume sort of low as the unit has no pre-compression. Loud portions of the audio can cause the transmitted signal to splatter in to adjacent channels. It is FM (frequency modulation) after all. Check any adjacent stations for interference by your transmissions... and 2. If you live in a community with less-than-an-acre lots, especially in a large metropolitan area with many commercial FM stations, I wouldn't get this unit.
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I am not sure on the distance limitations. I live in a 2200 square-foot two-story. The main unit is located in my basement and receiver is above it on the first floor. I have not had any problems with the signal. I have had it for over one year and I am still very pleased with it.