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Anyone know of a mains powered wireless transmitter?

Filikin · 2010-03-19 22:13:31

I have a microphone in a fixed location that I can't run a cable to. So I want to use a wireless solution, but if must be mains powered - the mic will only be used for one hour a week and we won't remember to charge/replace the batteries. So my question - does anyone know of a wireless system where both the receiver and…

19-03-2010 11:13PM

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Filikin

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I have a microphone in a fixed location that I can't run a cable to.
So I want to use a wireless solution, but if must be mains powered - the mic will only be used for one hour a week and we won't remember to charge/replace the batteries.
So my question - does anyone know of a wireless system where both the receiver and the transmitter are mains powered?
Budget is about €200

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#2 20-03-2010 12:45AM

PMI

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Nope not for 200 notes.... best thing is to educate the users and buy a bulk of batteries and remember to change them, after all we are all doing the same 3 gigs = change etc.. etc..

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