chris_44_fr

akd835, since you have two sets apparently, did you try to use the transmitter of set 1 with the receiver of set 2 + transmitter of set 2 with the receiver of set 1 to find out if one piece or two was deffective ? You can also use one transmitter with two receveir on the same channel: if both receivers are disrupted at the same time, you can suspect the transmitter part. Do you use RF1 or RF2 ? RF1 is more stable as far as I understand.

Hello, I'm a happy user of two Line6 Relay G90. I use them for for outdoor events and I'd like to extend the range.. I use both P180/P360 antennas. I use third party cables with very low loss. I'm familliar with attenuations, impedances but not with RF, especially in digital world :-(( Here is my question: In order to extend the range, can I use two antennas (P180/P360 type) per input (rear input of the G90 for power supply) ? I'm thinking of using a 50 ohms HF coupler, but I don't know how many mW the rear inputs can supply: I'm afraid to overload them. Also, I'm afraid that the distance between those two antennas (50 to 100m) can cause some RF disturbances (but I can try) I was not happy when I used the 4 antennas inputs configuration: I used the front inputs (half wave antennas) and rear inputs (P180/P360 antennas) at the same time but I got some pops. I suspected the switch between the front inputs and the rear inputs created this pop (?) Best regards, Chris