Re: VHF radio mic problems

Christopher Jahn <cjahn@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in article <Xns9A6E4D
2054FBDxjahn@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>:
>"Duncan Wood" <bodgedntp@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in
>news:op.t8n8wuaipmo3dt@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
>
>>> The range is about 50 feet from the stage area to the
>>> receivers, which are rack-mounted with telescopic aerials on
>>> a side-wall of the control room, behind a double glazed
>>> metal-framed window.  The arrangement is less than ideal, but
>>> has been forced on us by the installers. 
>>>
>>> Any suggestions?
>> 
>> Put them on the other side of the wall? Or put them on stage &
>> plug them  into a stage send.
>
>I second this; while it's nice to have the recievers in the booth 
>where you can see the gauges, you need the antennas to be nearer 
>the stage - or at least outside the cage of the light booth.
>
Thanks for the suggestions.  The problem is that the receivers are wired
into an equipment rack which is bolted to the wall.  It's impossible to
get at the back of the receivers to unplug the power supplies and audio
cables without getting involved in a major dismantling of the rack...

-- 
John Legon