Wireless Microphone

[mcbkat]

Hi,

I am looking for a wireless microphone system for a building with many halls
and rooms, the wireless microphone system should be a centralised system
with antennas distributed all over the place so that the mics can be shared.
However, the allocated frequency spectrum range here is only those in the
following range: 26.9 - 27.3 MHz, 40.43 - 40.9 MHz, 187 - 420 THz.

Most of the one I've seen are in the UHF range 300 to 800 MHz range, but
this range is not approved for wireless microphone application here.

You guys have any idea, say any manufacturer who does this range for
wireless mic.

TIA

aaron

[Jerry Greenberg]

You should look for something used, that would be a number of years
old. From what I have seen, all the new ones are in the 900 mHz and
up range. this is because it is lower in cost to have the better
performance.

Maybe if you try some place like Radio Shack, they may have some
consumer types that are in the band range that you want.

I would be curious to know where you are, that you cannot use the
newer high frequency wireless microphones.

Jerry Greenberg
http://www.zoom-one.com

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[mcbkat]

I am in Malaysia, and the frequency range are specified by the government
agency. does the frequency spectrum allocation applicalble for internal
building use?

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[. Doubletreedavs]

Call Shure wireless systems in evanston illinois. Ask about getting custom
work done. They are the best company here in the states. Another really
reputable company is Steinhauser.

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