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A bronze plaque in the enclosing wall of St Lawrence's Church commemorating the first wireless exchange over water in 1897 by Marconi and George Kemp, a Cardiff based Post Office engineer. Kemp set up a station on the island of Flat Holm in the Bristol Channel, with Marconi set up at Lavernock Point. After the success of this experiment, they set up a station at Brean Down, transmitting signals over 7.5 miles. As a result of this trial, Marconi went on to establish his Wireless Telegraph and Signal Company.
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Solidcom C1
The Solidcom C1 full-duplex wireless intercom headset system, adopting the advanced DECT 6.0 technology, is Hollyland's first true wireless and self-contained headset communication solution with exceptional sound clarity. The system operates in the 1.9GHz band, providing a reliable transmission range up to 1,000ft
Syscom 1000T
1000ft transmission distance | Full duplex with carrier-grade audio quality | Supports daisy-chain expansion for maximum 18 users | NP-F/DC power supply | Real-time beltpack status check via OLED display | 10 hours beltpack battery life | Beltpacks support tally feature | Interconnectablewith switcher & wired communication
Solidcom M1
Up to 1300ft-Radius Communication Range | Enhanced Audio Quality | Grouping Talk | App & Webpage Configuration | 1.9GHz Frequency | Multi-Device Cascade Connection | New Beltpack Design | Professional LEMO Headphones | Sidetone Function | Built-in Removable Li-ion Batteries
Mars T1000
1000ft transmission distance | Full duplex with carrier-grade audio quality | Supports daisy-chain expansion for maximum 10 users | NP-F/DC power supply | Real-time beltpack status check via OLED display | 8 hours beltpack battery life & supports tally feature | Moving-coil microphones
Blue Sky Wireless, LED Bulb, Battery Backup, Charging USB Port, Lowes Display, Pics by Mike Mozart instagram.com/MikeMozart
Blue Sky Wireless, LED Bulb, Battery Backup, Charging USB Port, Lowes Display, Pics by Mike Mozart instagram.com/MikeMozart
Just got my new wireless flash setup from Gadget Infinity.
About $50 for transmitter and 2 receivers, with the bonus that it works on my old Spotmatic.
Made in China tho, so it's made of pure lead. The paint's mighty tasty tho.
RCR Wireless News Hair of the Dog panel on Saturday morning. Lydia Leavitt talks with Peter Vesterbacka - Rovio Mobile (Angry Birds) and Ville Vesterinen - Grey Areas (Shadow Cities)