LIMITED GROUP BUY - Wireless HDMI by Camera Motion Research - (Kwan)

Kwan

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First: I don’t arrange group-buy to get free unit, I just to this for my community when I found most affordable solution (done it many times).​

Radian MC multicast set (wireless HDMI) for connecting one transmitter to up to 4 receivers simultaneously. Well the only reason why I am sharing this is because it is actually in my hands and has been testing for the past few weeks.

Ok, The great news is, I spoke to Rich from Camera Motion LLC, and he is willing to put together a special discount of a maximum of 10% off on their introductory pricing. That becomes a whopping 27% DISCOUNT for Redusers (I’m the first for 3 RX – lol).

Group buys on RM12 or RM13 and certain other items. The discount on introductory pricing would be 10% for 11+ units. The 10% discount would be 27% off our regular pricing after 11/20/2013.

Shipment:
I need minimum 10 fellows to make this happen, Please keep in mind Rich has only limited units available for this group buy. Orders will be limited to combinations of RM12 or RM13 up to a maximum of 45 receivers.
Deadline: November 30[SUP]th[/SUP].

On Accessories:
If you buying Radian MC sets with 2 or 3 more receivers, Rich is also willing to offer maximum 10% discount off on introductory prices for Backbone (TX10, RX10 and CL10), HDMI cables (HD12, HD24 HM12 and HM24) and monitor yoke (MY10).
(Sorry, the D-tap convertor, batteries and cases are not included in the max 10% discount)

Again, this discount is on their sale price (which will end on 11/20/13) not on MSRP, so we have a chance to save large amount of funds.

How To Order:
I will collect all the orders and send them to Rich at Camera Motion Research so please email me your Name and email address to Finalfootage(at)gmail(dot)com please no PM


Payment:
Once I send him our list, Rich will send you an invoice via PayPal.


Detail From their website:
“CMR Radian wireless HDMI transmitters and receivers are manufactured with Amimon WHDI professional quality chip sets for best uncompressed resolutions and frame rates up to full 1080P(60), near zero latency, and line-of-sight range over 300 feet. Radian sets operate on the unlicensed 5 GHz band, and transmitters and receivers require 5 volt power. They have simple plug in and play operation, and the best channel is selected automatically on power up, and seamlessly switched if necessary during operation if conditions change.”

If you guys have any question, I can ask him to joint our forum. In the mean time please check following link for more detail
http://www.camotionllc.com/radian-a-106.html



Following is the final coast if we hit 10+ units

Radian MC one transmitter + 2 receivers
MSRP $1,848
Sale Price $1,448 (Sale ENDs 11/21/2013)
REDuser’s Price is 10% OFF on SALE price (no MSRP) = $1303.20
Optional: Add 3 D-tap for transmitter for $177 ($59 each)

Radian MC one transmitter + 3 receivers
MSRP $2547
Sale Price $1997 (Sale ENDs 11/21/2013)
REDuser’s Price is 10% OFF on SALE price (not on MSRP) = $1797.30
Optional: Add 4 D-tap for transmitter for $236 ($59 each)

 
Hi Kwan,
Thanks for the review.
I received mine around 10 days ago. I did some testing indoor and outdoor and the result is quite good. I reached 85m (278 feet) outdoor and 70m (230 feet) indoor. I guess I could go a little bit more indoor but I reached the end of the carpark and couldn't go further. Here are two snapshot of the test


Screen Shot 2013-11-25 at 11.21.42 AM.jpg

cmr test-8-2.jpg There is around 85m between the first path and the girl in the back. The park is in the middle of the city next to a train station, with trees on one side and a building on the other side.

Screen Shot 2013-11-26 at 1.29.46 PM.jpg I lost the signal when I closed the door. It took less than 5s to get the signal back when I left the room.

for those pictures/snapshot I used a 200mm with a 5dmk3

I like there backbone, it's a clever way to use a usb battery to power the transmitter and receiver. There is also a small metal piece you can add at the back to attach a sdi-hdmi converter that could also be powered with the usb battery.

I don't think you can find a more compact hdmi wireless transmitter including sdi-hdmi converter and battery (4 hours of use according to CMR, I didn't test it).
It will only take 1 thread to attach everything to your rig.
For this test, I used the hot shoe for my dp4 and I attached the transmitter with the battery on the side of the monitor.

Quite happy with the quality and price.

They currently ship only in America, but I used Shipito to send it to Australia for a little $60 extra
 
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