Electro-Voice RE3-HHT96 Wireless Handheld Microphone with ND96 Head, 5H 560-596MHz

The Electro-Voice RE3-HHT96-5H wireless handheld microphone is a top - notch choice for professional performances and presentations. This lightweight yet sturdy UHF handheld transmitter has an all - metal body, ensuring durability. It runs on 2 AA alkaline or rechargeable NiMH cells. With its commonly - used 1.25” diameter, 28 UN - 2A thread pitch microphone head coupling, it can easily accept various microphone heads, especially the ND and RE Series heads designed for the RE3. The ultrasonic sync function simplifies system setup by syncing the transmitter to the receiver's frequency tuning and other functional data. You can select the output power according to the transmission range, be it long or short. The wide tuning bandwidth gives you plenty of frequency options to avoid interference. Attaching and changing different heads is a breeze thanks to the threaded coupling. And if you use the optional BC2 charging station, you can charge the NiMH rechargeable cells in the bodypack transmitters without removing them. Key features include a robust metal body, easy frequency setup with the sync function, selectable low and high output power, up to 36 MHz tuning bandwidth, and interchangeable microphone heads.

Using your Electro - Voice RE3 - HHT96 wireless handheld microphone is straightforward. First, insert 2 AA alkaline batteries or rechargeable NiMH cells into the microphone body. If you're using rechargeable cells, you can use the optional BC2 charging station to charge them without taking them out. To set up the system, use the ultrasonic sync function to quickly match the transmitter to the receiver's frequency. You can adjust the output power based on how far you need the signal to travel. For long distances, select high output power; for short ranges, low output power will do. When choosing a frequency, take advantage of the wide tuning bandwidth to avoid interference. To attach or change the microphone head, simply use the threaded coupling. It's a simple twist to get it on or off. As for maintenance, keep the microphone clean. Wipe it with a soft, dry cloth regularly. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or moisture. If you're not using the microphone for a long time, remove the batteries to prevent corrosion. And always follow the local regulations regarding wireless frequencies when using the microphone.