Azden 10BT Wireless Bodypack Transmitter
Product Summary
- Manufacturer: Azden
- Product Model: 10BT
- Mfg Part #: 10-BT
- Category: Photography Accessories
Product Description
The new 10BT body-pack transmitter has a Power On switch with an associated LED a separate Standby switch for audio muting and a set of channel selector switches.
Product Attributes
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Technical Information
Transmitter Operating Frequency : 793.75 MHz to 805.88 MHz UHF
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Interfaces/Ports
Interfaces/Ports : Mini Jack Microphone In
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Controls/Indicators
Status Indicators :
Standby LED
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Battery Information
Batteries : 1 x PP3
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Environmental Conditions
Temperature : 32°F (0°C) to 122°F (50°C) Operating
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Physical Characteristics
Dimensions : 3.9" Height x 2.4" Width x 0.9" Depth
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Miscellaneous
Package Contents : Wireless Bodypack Transmitter, Omni-Directional Lapel Microphone, Metal Belt-Clip,
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Product Details
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Technical Information
Transmitter Operating Frequency : 793.75 MHz to 805.88 MHz UHF
Transmitter Frequency Response : 50 Hz to 15 kHz
Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR) : > 70 dB "A" Weighted
Microphone Sensitivity : -22 dB 40 kHz
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Interfaces/Ports
Interfaces/Ports : Mini Jack Microphone In
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Controls/Indicators
Status Indicators :
Standby LED
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Battery Information
Batteries : 1 x PP3
Battery Chemistry : Alkaline
Battery Run Time : 8 Hour
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Environmental Conditions
Temperature : 32°F (0°C) to 122°F (50°C) Operating
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Physical Characteristics
Dimensions : 3.9" Height x 2.4" Width x 0.9" Depth
Weight (Approximate) : 4.23 oz
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Miscellaneous
Package Contents : Wireless Bodypack Transmitter, Omni-Directional Lapel Microphone, Metal Belt-Clip,
Additional Information : Oscillator: PLL Synthesized, RF Power: 10mW, Antenna Type: Single Flexible UHF Antenna,