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This is great video!!!!! Thank you so much!!! How would you check imd on psm?

Thanks to the intern

fix your audio signal how bout that

The algorithm knows me too well. Nice job.

Interesting! Thanks!

thank u

Hello. I am having my first look at one today. From the device the Span frequency range is 250-3285 mHz. It is not helpful to not be able to reduce the span range here. Needs to be a whole lot narrower. How do I do it please?.

Would be great to see this with amateur radio applications

What model directional coupler do you use or recommend?

Excellent tutorial!

Bob Lee! Good to see you here.

I just bought it - it arrives in two days. Near-field probes ready! 40dB pre-amps waiting.

Hello Don!

I NEED THE DOWNLOAD LINK PLEASE, I BOUGTH THE LICENSE YEARS AGO, PLEASE HELP ME

I NEED THE DOWNLOAD LINK PLEASE, I BOUGTH THE LICENSE YEARS AGO, PLEASE HELP ME

I NEED THE DOWNLOAD LINK PLEASE, I BOUGTH THE LICENSE YEARS AGO, PLEASE HELP ME

Old Hardware , High Price

CPU in this Device RF Explorer Pro is extreme old. Taskmanager in Windows near 100 % every Time. Old Hardware, high Price

You cant find RF stuff at all on youtube

I see there is a band pass filter by RF Venue, but I heard in another webinar those are made only for microphones, not IEM’s. Is there something similar for IEM’s to help clear up frequencies?

Please bring AM / FM / SSB Demodulation. Soo many Ham Radio People will love and buy the Device. I need ASK, FSK Signal Analyse.

Please bring AM / FM / SSB Demodulation. So many Ham Radio People will love and buy the Device. I need ASK and FSK Signal Analyse

If attenuating you antenna signal by 6db helps the receiver, would it not HELP to passively split an antenna to, say.. 3 receivers? The supposed problem with that is db loss, right? But db loss CAN be a good thing?

It's Korea. I really want to buy it I don't think I can import due to export restrictions I'm hesitating because I'm afraid I won't get it after paying Is there any way?

Looks promising, I’m almost buying one.

I mix FOH with an iPad. My mixer & wireless rack lives in 'Monitor-World,' next to the stage. Directional antennas are too close to the performers. (Some of the wireless transmitter packs are 6' away from me.) How can I use a 'Half-wave' antenna on a mic stand instead? Do they make half-wave antennas with a mic stand adapter, like they do with Directional antennas? My antenna combiner is in the rack, so the built-in half-wave antennas don't have 'Line-of-sight' with the band. Please let me know what you recommend.

If you can mix brands, with the RF Venue combiners, wouldn't it affect me if you mixed a 250mw lectrosonics IFB with a 30mw sennheiser iem system?

Hi Don, I wanted to ask, is it possible to use a low pass filter in an IFB transmission system? Or are these only for use in microphone systems?

Thank you so much sir for your packaged information.

Wow this is so sick!

Excellent video… I have the N9340A and love the portability over my original spectrum analyzer, the Rigol 815.. I am a “ham” and still rather clueless when it comes to using test equipment properly. My main purpose is to tune duplexers (mobile/notch and also BpBr types). Do you know of any videos showing the N9340 (either model) in use during duplexer tuning? Thank you! and Thanks for providing outstanding videos here!

Thank you 🙏🙏

These 1hr webinars are tough to digest.

Some bookmarks for me: The Auto-scan functions just don't do a good job now. They are really handicapped. Five years ago they did, but not now: 21:07 Interference filters 23:15 If you're only using one wireless mic with a whip antenna - use that, but if you have more mics, you need a distro/diversity system: 28:00 Using bandpass filters - put one on the A side and one on the B side: 31:30

Some bookmarks for me: Trying to transmit through openings: 5:45 Surfaces that signals might try to penetrate: 7:22 Too close to receiving antenna? 10:33 Keep antennas away from metal 12:57 No antenna farms - even receiving antenna farms: 15:26 Aim antennas away from interference sources: 21:40 Some options for placing antennas: 23:57

A few bookmarks for me: New interference sources: LED lights, 5G cellphone systems 5:07 Shrink the noise floor: 7:11 Shifting to another channel is more difficult these days, since we have only 6-10% of the available space that we had 5-10 years ago 7:25 Shrink the noise floor by getting rid of the "antenna farm": 7:56 Choosing transmitting frequencies - low vs. high frequencies (but "doesn't make very much difference at all"): 38:16

Some time stamps for me: High end vs. Low end receivers: 14:06 Splitters/Combiners: 21:58 Multipath interference: 28:33 Illustration of signal propagating in free space: 29:24 and with a single reflective object added to that space: 30:16 and with the transmit antenna moved: 31:53 Antennas: 33:48

Bookmarks for me: Interference from iPhone 11 and up: 3:08 Solutions: Get your transmitter closer to your antennas: 5:33 Bandpass filters: 6:49 Placing antennas: 9:40 Polarization cross fades problem: 15:02 Solution: Diversity fin: 18:49 IEMs: 22:25

what a class! thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!!

I attended this live webinar. It was an excellent review of what Boomer has already taught us. My only suggestion is that your students are hungry for more and I hope you'll consider webinars for advanced RF Coordinators.

Excellent tutorial!

Great review!

I thought your piano analogy was excellent.

Excellent video!

I love these videos!!!

I love Boomer's videos. I learn more from him than anyone else. He is smart and entertaining at the same time. I exclusively purchase RF Venue's products now, though I was previously an OEM kind of guy. RF Venue's gear is expensive but worth it. *** It's Saturday late afternoon. I was thinking of watching a movie to get relaxed after a difficult week. Instead, I found myself watching more Boomer tutorials! - I'm addicted. My events that I produce are more efficient now that I've been educated through Boomer. For the past year I've not had any dropouts or issues since following his advice.

Best video ever!!!!!

I think the question at 37:02 is really asking: "You say around 5:25 that you need to get the antennas roughly 6 inches apart for effective diversity, so are diversity IEM packs like the PSM1000 mostly just selling you an expensive diversity solution that acts more like a single antenna - and for that matter, antennas that end up being parasitic to each other?"

wow this is amazingly helpull thanks so much

Thank you gentlemen's.