seems like a better broad range antenna distro... than your band limited distros.
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Thank you for your inquiry. This device is designed for use with our M3 transmitter and is for transmit only. The effective distance is dependant upon many things; transmit power, line of sight, environmental conditions and so on. The advantage of using this device is to allow 4 M3 transmitters to share a single antenna that can be remote mounted closer to the receivers or above obstructions.
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Tthe transmit distance is 100 m (300'), typical
(Open range environment with no interfering signals.)
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I'm wondering if I can combine 16 IEM transmitters into a single antenna using five MCB4 combiners in a two-tier system; the antenna outputs of the first four combiners would plug into the antenna inputs of the fifth MCB4, which then plugs into the antenna.
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Thank you for your inquiry. No, these can not be daisy chained. Only 4 systems per unit with it's own antenna and be used.
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