Wireless Portable intercoms

Bokes

Well-known member
Bought new from B&H
Used Once.
MINT.

Paid $300
Will sell for $150


The Eartec TD 902 is a portable, 2-station, wireless intercom system operating in the UHF frequency range, intended for hands-free use as a 1 Master, 1 Remote application. The system consists of 2 TD 900 full duplexing radios and 2 Cyber single-sided headsets with adjustable, gooseneck mounted, dynamic microphones, and is powered by a rechargeable NiCad battery.

The TD 900 is truly portable, and operates independently of any fixed remote base stations, supporting a virtually unlimited number of remote expansion units. There is a generous allocation of accessible, top-loaded controls and indicator lights, expressed on a very compact and lightweight frame. The TD 900 comes with an attached belt clip.

The Cyber headset is a featherwight and durable model, featuring a very slim headband that fits discreetly behind the head, and a flexible gooseneck boom for the microphone.

The TD 902 is a viable, and very affordable, wireless communcation solution for the budget-minded professional ENG, Event, and House of Worship video crew.



Key Features

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2-Station portable, full duplexing, hands-free wireless radio intercom system with single sided headset

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Featherweight headset with flexible gooseneck microphone boom and discreet, wrap-around backband design

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UHF frequency range with 40-channel access, 1/4 mile operating range

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Standby(listen only) and Continuous Talk switching

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Independent volume control knob

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LED status indicators for signal flow monitoring

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12 hours of battery life in Standby mode, 5 hours in Communication mode

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Low battery indicator

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No FCC license required
 
Can you monitor the camera audio while talking with your crew? Does it pick up whispering vocals very well? I shoot weddings and would need to whisper to my crew. Also, I run a Senn G2 wireless lav. I assume as long as I would have the lav and TD902 on different frequencies there would be no interference, correct?

Thanks,

Joe
 
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