Rode RODELink Newsshooter Kit Digital Wireless System

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Rode RODELink Newsshooter Kit Digital Wireless System, Main
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Capture audio for video wirelessly -- with a camera-mounted receiver and a battery-powered transmitter that plugs directly into your XLR mic or boom pole.

Capturing audio for video? Rode's RODELink Newsshooter Kit makes it easy to go wireless! The kit includes a wireless transmitter and receiver that eliminate the need for a microphone cable when you're shooting video.

First, the TX-XLR battery-powered wireless transmitter plugs directly onto your XLR mic -- whether it's a handheld microphone, a shotgun microphone, or the end of your boom pole. There's also a 1/8" input on the transmitter, in case your mic has a 1/8" output. The transmitter converts your microphone's signal into 2.4 GHz digital wireless.

Next, the RX-CAM wireless receiver picks up the wireless signal from up to 100 meters away, and feeds it through a short 1/8" cable to your camera or audio recorder. The RODELink Newsshooter receiver can mount directly to your camera, so it's easy to capture sound for your film masterpiece.

Features:

- Wireless system for capturing sound for video, including camera-mounted receiver and XLR transmitter.
- 2.4GHz digital transmission with 128-bit encryption
- Range of up to 100 metres (over 100 yards).
- The receiver (RX-CAM) features an OLED display with information on level, battery status (receiver and transmitter), mute and channel selection.
- Receiver can be mounted on a standard camera shoe mount, 3/8" thread or belt-clip, and for added versatility the shoe mount can be located in one of two positions.
- The transmitter (TX-XLR) easily connects to handheld presentation microphones as well as shotgun microphones, with… read more a 3.5mm input and headphone output. read less

- Transmission type 24GHz Fixed Frequency Agile System
- System dynamic range 112dB
- Range (distance) Up To 100m
- Frequency range 35Hz - 22kHz
- Maximum output level 1v Rms (28v P-p)
- Max input signal level 1v Rms (28v P-p)
- Max latency 4ms

- Receiver (RX-CAM) :
- Power source 2 X AA Battery Or MicroUSB
- Antenna Internal
- Output connection 35mm TRS Locking Jack Socket - Dual Mono
- Output impedance 300O
- Dimensions 111mm X 65mm X 52mm
- Weight 190gm

- Transmitter (TX-XLR):
- Power source 2 X AA Battery, Sony NP-F Battery Or MicroUSB
- Antenna Internal
- Input connection XLR With Locking Collar, 35mm TRS Locking Jack Socket
- Input impedance 1kO (XLR), 10kO (35mm)
- Dimensions 120mm X 45mm X 45mm
- Weight 222gm

For support or warranty questions, please contact the manufacturer:
Phone: 562-364-7400
Web: https://rode.com/en/support/contact

Rode RODELink Newsshooter Wireless Kit

RODELink represents the next generation of digital wireless systems. Using a Series II 2.4GHz digital transmission with 128-bit encryption, it is able to constantly monitor and hop between frequencies to maintain the strongest possible signal level at a range of up to 100 metres* (over 100 yards). The RODELink Newsshooter Kit provides everything you need to start shooting video wirelessly with XLR microphones, including a camera-mounted receiver and an XLR transmitter. The receiver (RX-CAM) features an OLED display with information on level, battery status (receiver and transmitter), mute and channel selection. The unit can be mounted on a standard camera shoe mount, 3/8" thread or belt-clip, and for added versatility the shoe mount can be located in one of two positions. The transmitter (TX-XLR) easily connects to handheld presentation microphones as well as shotgun microphones, with a 3.5mm input and headphone output.

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