Lectrosonics 2xx vs 4xx?

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that is 56 wat - maybe better if you like smaller weight
you will need at least 2 like that to power your rig for 10 hours contineues
205 - is about 3w , the 210 about 2.5 w the mixer around 2-3 w
if you hook the hdp-1 i think it at least 6-7 w
so you have 16-20 w over all - about 2.5-3 hours for intire rig
 
Oh sweet!! Great links Oleg!

Now if only Remote Audio didnt charge $170 for a passive distributor, seems gouging to me. Although I guess it's because so few people need them.
 
yes , but i prefer the right angle even the do not lock, the receiver not sit on the cable, never found it run away from the socket in the bag
even lectro stopped doing locking sockets anymore , don't know what is the reason but i suspect is the locking ones have more length .
the locking one are good for camera mount , even then there are some times they got bumped .
always use right angles xlr to place under the receiver

if you are going to invest in remote audio box you can use the interchangeable head connectors
you can see the 6++ $ set which incl 5 heads
the 2.1 mm good for lectro input and the 2.5 for remote audio socket
so you can place one head on one end ( use epoxy glue so the connector would not lost or you accidentally will not change the polarity and solder the 2.5 on the other end with shrink cables on the connector end .
the right angle would save you space .
so actually if you know how to solder in one hour you can make bunch of cables and not pay 32 usd per one :-)
about input socket for the remote audio bds - it is 4 pin mini - i don't like it as there are no right angles mini so i drilled hole inside the box and soldered another cable ( my is with bp-90 socket , but you can do what ever you like )
so actually i have 2 parallel dc inputs and can change the battery on the fly
not that it happens to much but the cable that comes from the box is taking less space .
 
[SIZE=+1]2.1 mm I.D. 5.5 mm O.D. Right Angle
with 6' Stripped End 18 AWG Cord
Philmore # 48-218[/SIZE]<FONT face=ARIAL size=-1>


Right angle plug is molded to a six foot cable. The other end is stripped and tinned.

Mates to:
  • Inline jack: # 257
  • Inline jack with cord: # 48-255, 48-257
  • Chassis jack: # 209,247,321
  • PC board jack: # 212
  • Wire Gauge: 18 AWG
  • Barrel Length: 11.50 mm

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