DIY Wireless Microphone Antenna Distribution – Part 2

DBAUDIO.com ^ | Drew Brashler

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In continuation to my previous post, I will start discussing how I solved the wireless distribution at my church in an economical way with a DIY Wireless Microphone Antenna Distribution setup.

One of my many hobbies include amateur radio, which is the personal & experimental use of specific radio frequencies established by the FCC. My callsign is KD7QCU. Basically, I am a big nerd of radio stuff. I get to talk to people all around the world with my radio and antennas outside of my house. It is quite a fun hobby and our technological age with regards to RF has a lot to thank the amateur community for experimenting with radio.

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DIY Wireless Microphone Antenna Distribution – Part 2
https://dbbaudio.com/2013/diy-wireless-microphone-antenna-distribution-part-2/

[ptsal]

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[Secret Agent Man]

I’m not a radio guy but it sounds interesting

I wonder if they think they are bigger profile targets to government since they have serious comm equipment and know how, i wonder if they ever think there’s a personal security downside to amateur radio...

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[jonrick46]

We used an audio compressor on our mike inputs to the sound board. That way, the quieter parts sound like they’ve been boosted in volume to be closer to the louder parts. This makes mixing the different mike sources easier. This looks something the pros would use:

[ptsal]

Good job.
Informative.

[ptsal]

The old boys in the 10-GHz clubs often have a similar work history, if I recall correctly.