are all 4 on the same frequency or are they on each of the 4 standard fequencys as used by the 4 channel receiver
273120
All 4 frequencies are different. They have two groups of frequencies, each has 4 different frequencies. The receiver I bought has 4 receivers packed in a nice rack mount unit which has two diversified antennas. They didn't work very well in my sittings. Frequently drop out the signal. You get what you pay for. the higher end of wireless mic cost a lot more money.
949174
No. You can not hear both channels at the same time. Not sure about 4 channels.
309685
yes, We have 8 of them and if they are all tuned to the same channel, they all will hear. Even other brands work on the same channel.
485985
Those are the different channels... So if u have three mics working together 1 would be n1 second n3 and the third n4. This is so you will not have crossed frequencies.
230925
Honestly i am not sure, i would assume they used the same frequency. If you want you can take the risk of purchasing it. For the price it would not be to bad, as for me these remotes worked wonderfully. They actually show you step by step instructions.
851566
That's hard to say because it depends on the distance between the receivers and the frequency you get "assigned." They apparently randomly assign you one of three frequencies, so it is possible that you could get two of the same one. I've installed two in two separate rooms on two separate floors and they do not interfere despite being on the same frequency though.
1811852
Unles you can get two receivers with the same frequency, you need two transmitters. Usually, no two transmitters are on the same frequency in order to prevent the opening of someone else door (or whqtever you want to control) by mistake.
151258
I believe there are very many frequencies available but this is a simple wireless set which comes pre-configured, so you cannot adjust the frequencies. To be able to use four at a time, make sure you're not buying all four with the exact same frequencies as this will render the rest of them useless as only one transmitter can work with a given receiver on one frequency, so buy in a variety of frequencies (when placing your order). I only bought one set of two transmitters but I believe that as long as non of them replicate one another you could probably run more than four units at a time.
1155955
Yes. The 6 channel receiver, actually, but it works fine with the 4ch Tactic no problem.
594708
I do not know for certain, but I would tend to doubt it - if all the transmitters were within range of either/both receivers. There is no option to select a channel, and I assume they all work on the same frequency (but I've been wrong before). I think a call to mfr is wise.
746399
We have four of these mics all the same band, of course each is set at a different frequency. We have no problem, in fact we are adding two more.
1714840
That would work; just put them all on the same channel. Wonderful reception and ease of use. Bob
2260045
If they are tuned to the same frequency you will hear the same mix from one transmitter... So yes. You can have multiple channels/frequencies from multiple units at the same time as well.
1931254
I have two and there are a 16 channels. My radios work together on all channels. I would imagine they are all manufactured with the same 16 frequencies.
1835231
It has 5 seperate inputs but you are not required to use all of them. It will operate using just 1 center channel if your receiver only outputs 1 channel.
1125285
Yes, as a matter of fact I have 2 Motorola radios and I can use all of them on the same frequency.
531111
The answer is a little complicated. In short they will communicate with radios on the same freq as they are, but, finding another set of radios with the same freq may be difficult. We had several other radios when we purchased these 4 and none of our older radios would communicate with the new Rino's but, they were older and on different frequencies. We have had these now for a couple of years and have only had what I would call sucessful pairing of radios with Rino's of the same brand. None of the "other" radios communicated with the Rino without some level of static or choppyness. I hope this helps. The answer is a little complicated. In short they will communicate with radios on the same freq as they are, but, finding another set of radios with the same freq may be difficult. We had several other radios when we purchased these 4 and none of our older radios would communicate with the new Rino's but, they were older and on different frequencies. We have had these now for a couple of years and have only had what I would call sucessful pairing of radios with Rino's of the same brand. None of the "other" radios communicated with the Rino without some level of static or... » Read More The answer is a little complicated. In short they will communicate with radios on the same freq as they are, but, finding another set of radios with the same freq may be difficult. We had several other radios when we purchased these 4 and none of our older radios would communicate with the new Rino's but, they were older and on different frequencies. We have had these now for a couple of years and have only had what I would call sucessful pairing of radios with Rino's of the same brand. None of the "other" radios communicated with the Rino without some level of static or choppyness. I hope this helps. « Show Less