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- March 12, 2007 at 1:52 pm #6864
I just received the new and improved audio adapter board from Rangemaster and I must say it’s a big improvement over the other versions.
The features include:
High and Low Impedance InputsI just received the new and improved audio adapter board from Rangemaster and I must say it’s a big improvement over the other versions.
The features include:
High and Low Impedance Inputs
600 ohm output
Audio Level Control w/amplifier
DC Power Input
DC Power OutputThe ability to connect your power and audio to one board is really a nice add-on. Setting your audio level is now a snap as one can run the audio pot on the transmitter wide open and adjust the drive level from the studio side. Nice and easy.
On the down side and really a small issue, I found the audio control tough to turn and you must make sure that whatever tool you use to adjust (I used a small screwdriver) fits tightly or you run the risk of stripping it out.
All said, I am very happy with the product, it works well and came with the usual high quality support from Keith.
Cost 30 USD + shipping.
March 12, 2007 at 2:24 pm #15041frankh19
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Total posts : 45366How does the board mount in the box?
This is certainly a cleaner approach than using outboard boxes and their associated wall-warts.
Thanks,
March 14, 2007 at 6:50 pm #15054wdcx
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Total posts : 45366Hi Frank,
The board is still outboard on the studio side. I may not have been clear. the audio AND power lines conenct to the new adapater. The wallwart/power supply plugs into the board to power the gain amp and then continue on to the transmitter.
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John
Owner-Operator-Chief Engineer-Program ManagerMarch 30, 2007 at 8:12 pm #15154krimles
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Total posts : 45366Does it include a case or is it just the board assembly?
I don’t see it on the Rangemaster website.
GerryMarch 31, 2007 at 1:36 am #15160wdcx
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Total posts : 45366Board assembly, sleeved in Heat shrink
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