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- 1×LD Systems LDWS100DA passive UHF directional antenna (BNC)
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About this gear
The LD Systems LDWS100DA is a passive wide-band UHF directional antenna in a flat paddle format, labelled 500-900 MHz on the antenna itself (Thomann lists 490-960 MHz). It has a 50 Ω BNC socket and a 3/8-inch threaded mount for microphone stands, and measures 299 x 260 mm.
A pair of them suits the two antenna outputs of an in-ear monitor transmitter such as the Debra ER-202 Pro, or the A and B inputs of a diversity receiver or splitter. Mounted on stands and aimed at the performance area, they move the antennas out of the rack and into line of sight, which usually does more for a marginal RF link than turning up power. Being passive, they need no power and work with any brand on BNC within their frequency range.
Highlights
- 01Passive wide-band UHF directional antenna, labelled 500-900 MHz
- 0250 Ω BNC socket for receivers, IEM transmitters, splitters and combiners
- 033/8-inch threaded mount for microphone stands
- 04Flat 299 x 260 mm paddle, easy to aim at the stage
- 05Two antennas pair with the Debra ER-202 Pro IEM system or a diversity receiver
FAQ
Questions about this gear
No. It is a passive antenna and needs no DC supply.
The antenna is labelled 500-900 MHz; Thomann lists 490-960 MHz. Check that your system's frequencies sit inside that range.
Yes. Two LDWS100DA antennas connect by BNC in place of the transmitter's two standard antennas and can be aimed at the stage from stands.
It has a 3/8-inch threaded mount that fits standard microphone stands; 5/8-inch stands need a thread adapter.
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