Zzz Lapel Radio Mics
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Introduction
There are eight lapel radio mics. They each consist of a belt pack containing a battery, on-off switch, power-on indicator light, short antennae lead and longer microphone lead with a small microphone on the end.
| No. | Frequency | Trantec System | Battery | Mic Connection |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | S3.2 | 80px 1 x 9v PP3 | 200px "Lemo" | |
| 2 | ||||
| 3 | ||||
| 4 | ||||
| 5 | S4.4 | 200px "Jack" | ||
| 6 | ||||
| 7 | S4.04 | 100px 1 x 1.5v AA | ||
| 8 |
Caution
A few things to be aware of:
- The battery will last for approximately two show or four hours of use. If you are not sure how long the battery was last used for, then change it for a new one.
- It is important to ensure that a new battery if fitted with the correct polarity, otherwise the unit could be damaged.
- Both the antennae lead and the microphone are quite delicate. Fit them carefully to the performer, observing the following:
- The antennae lead should hang down as straight as possible and not be curled or round up
- The microphone lead must never be coiled tightly or tied in a knot to hide surplus lead. Instead fold the lead carefully either around the battery pack or coiled loosely and tucked into an inside pocket or down a trouser leg.
- Find out and be aware of what sort of movements the performer will undertake. For instance if they might do a cartwheel, then the battery pack must be securely fastened to the performer's body or to a tight fitting belt.