the t.bone free 300 HT 823
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Wireless System with Handheld Transmitter
Receiver:
- Frequency band: 823–832 / 863–865 MHz
- 3 pre-programmed frequency groups, each with 10 channels
- 6 systems can be operated in parallel
- LCD display: frequency band selection, battery indicator, AF/RF signal strength, selected frequency and volume
- Switchable between handheld transmitter and pocket transmitter (the two channels cannot be used simultaneously)
- Infrared transmission of the setting from the receiver to the transmitter
- Adjustable gain: 0-25 dB
- Range: 100 m (line-of-sight)
- Connections: XLR (balanced), 6.5 mm jack (unbalanced)
- 2 BNC antennas for Diversity
- Operates with a 12 V 1 A DC power supply
- Dimensions: (W x H x D) 210 x 45 x 193 mm
- Weight: 0.95 kg
- Includes rack mount
Handheld transmitter:
- Polar pattern: Cardioid
- Integrated antenna
- Battery life: Approx. eight hours of talk time, approx. 12 hours on standby
- LCD display: Selected frequency, battery indicator
- Frequency scanner on the receiver
- Operates on 2 x 1.5 V AA batteries or rechargeable batteries (not included)
- Dimensions (L x D): 271 x 53 mm
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Available since June 2026
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Item number 613183
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Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
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Transmission technology analog
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Channels Handheld Transmitter 1
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Capsule Type Dynamic
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Polar Pattern Cardioid
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Receiver Type Stationary
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Frequency 823 MHz – 865 MHz
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Output XLR
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Charging System No
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Integrated Battery No
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Dante No
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Diversity Yes
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Receiver Width in mm 210 mm
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Receiver Height in mm 45 mm
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Receiver Depth in mm 193 mm
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Receiver Weight in kg 0,95 kg
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Transmitting Power in mW 10 mW
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Selectable Frequencies 30
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Switching Bandwidth in MHz 11 MHz
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Frequency Display Yes
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Frequency Scan Yes
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Removable Antenna BNC
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Battery Status Monitor Yes
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Rackkit Yes
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Information on the supported frequency ranges
Here you can see which frequencies are supported by this wireless system and the countries in which these frequencies are allowed in the future for wireless applications.
