How can I add 48V phantom to a SKP100G2 wireless transmitter?

[bifter]

I got a Sennheiser SKP100G2 Plug-On Transmitter as part of a Evolution G2 kit.

I want to wirelessly use a microphone (Oktava MK012) that requires 48V phantom power. There is a superior Plug-On Transmitter available with phantom power but I don't want to waste money.

What can I buy to add 48V phantom power to my wireless transmission system?

 

[Joe_Kras]

As pointed out in this thread:

http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?t=71177&highlight=phantom+power

You can either upgrade to the 500 series "butt plug" which supplies phantom power, or you can add a phantom power supply to the existing setup, such as this one:

http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?t=71177&highlight=phantom+power

The option that I've gone with (thanks to help from Matt G.) is to instead get a Sound Devices MM-1:

http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?t=71177&highlight=phantom+power

which costs $350 instead of $135, but which also adds a nice preamp and headphone jack, in addition to supplying phantom power.

 

[oleg]

you have regullar ph-power supplyes which work on batteries , you can find used for 80-120 depends on the brand

 

[bifter]

Thanks oleg and Joe. That's very useful advice.

I guess what I was hoping to find, although I wasn't clear in my post, was something small like the SKP100G2 that would plug on in front of it in an unobtrusive way. It looks like the PS-1A is it.