Reply to "Wireless DMX problem"

lightechMember

I love the idea of wireless DMX, but it just seems like it has the potential to be too unstable and potentially unusable in many situations. I mean, after all, we are dealing with a communications protocol that can be easily screwed up with a regular XLR cable; I can only imagine what a little bit of mild open-air interference can do.

I mean, if I invested the money into the wireless gear, I'd like to use it just about every time, and not face the constant worry of asking myself, "I wonder if the wireless is going to work?".

What frequency spectrum does wireless DMX operate in?

4/12/082:42 PM

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