Frage von _deneuve:
Greeting in the round. Maybe one or the other synonymous with the idea, a Sennheiser radio link in the U.S. to buy. Pros and cons in the camcorder-purchase is extensively discussed, as it looks for spark gaps, rather not. Specifically, I see it as the radio link Sennheiser ew100-ENG G2. From a technical perspective, the only difference I know of in the band. In Germany, dealers of the D-786-822 MHz version sold in the states do not. But A, B and C.
Area A: 518 to 554 MHz
Area B: 626 to 662 MHz
Area C: 740 to 776 MHz
Area D: 786 to 822 MHz
Area E: 830 to 866 MHz
What say you: Is it technically a problem?
Greeting
_deneuve
Antwort von StefanS:
What say you: Is it technically a problem?
From a technical perspective, the meaning of funzt funzt or not, there is no more problem.
One problem you can get but if you use a frequency range, which in Germany for some reason other use is reserved.
At least if you a jumbo for a landing fire and purposefully keeps your signal follows, you could become a problem.
As an example:
Our 900 and 1800 MHz mobile phones does not work in USA because of its 900 MHz frequencies reserved for military space. What do you think how to react when you where there with anything on this tape in between funk.
As the frequency distribution looks like in Germany, it is certainly somewhere to find out.
Greeting
Stefan
Antwort von _deneuve:
One problem you can get but if you use a frequency range, which in Germany for some reason other use is reserved. Ich dank 'dir fix for the answer. What you write, just take my (non-formulated) question. On the Sennheiser Page I found no evidence that frequencies in Dt. are allowed. If they lie outside the U.S. sold versions A through C, one can find the spark gap in Dt. no use.
Did someone tip meaningful, experience report or research link for me? Where relevant, I've found out, I post the result.
Antwort von Bernd E.:
... bands in which Dt. are allowed ... ... If someone enters a search link for me? www.sennheiser.com / sennheiser / icm.nsf / root / products_wireless-systems_frequency-finder_germany
Further information on www.bundesnetzagentur.de
Gruß Bernd E.
Antwort von smooth-appeal:
What is the cost of the radio link in the states?
In Germany, besides the D-Series synonymous nor an e-series sold. I believe there is even one, but at D and E, I am quite sure.
Hence, the E-series from the U.S. synonymous ok go here.
Antwort von WoWu:
... with the German broadcasters get the required approval radio. It can easily happen to you that the zeal and protection to all our friends and considerate as the first assistant to check if they s.Set appear, because they can control nothing else but them ever heard of. At a traffic control, they have the parts already neatly packed in Kofferset seen and promptly after the permits needed. One may be because the head before making it clear, however, that her next step would have been, they einzukassieren lead to criminal charges and to write, if we could not have been presented. Thus you have now in Germany happens to live. If the risk so you want to enter ... ge ahead. Channels are pretty much the only thing I do not buy abroad would, And did you today with an unauthorized "Radio transmission facility" is already in the corner of terrorists. My recommendation: let it!
Antwort von _deneuve:
www.sennheiser.com / sennheiser / icm.nsf / root / products_wireless-systems_frequency-finder_germany
Further information on www.bundesnetzagentur.de
Gruß Bernd E. Thank you Bernd, I have not compatriots.
According to Sennheiser would have to be mentioned all U.S. models in Dt. can be admitted.
In detail lists for Sennheiser Dt. following frequencies:
Frequencies (in MHz) max. RF output (in mW)
174 - 223
470 - 790
790 - 862
863 - 865 (ISM)
Frequencies (in MHz) for foreign users
790 - 862
863 - 865
470 - 790
Frequencies (in MHz) for broadcast
470 - 790
790 - 862
Frequencies (in MHz) for studio / MI
790 - 862
863 - 865
Frequencies (in MHz) for mixed applications
Headphones: 863 - 865
And on "smooth-appeal":
The Sennheiser ew100-ENG G2 wireless route, I have converted to 350 euros seen. With shipping and taxes / inch should be at about 500 euros. Standing, ie 500 Euro for a U.S. model to 750 euros for a German model (with right of return and warranty).
The link to the job I can in the host status here at Slashcam not insert. Just under www.ebay.com, where you'll find several offers.
Antwort von _deneuve:
... with the German broadcasters get the required approval radio. ... Channels are pretty much the only thing I do not buy abroad would, And did you today with an unauthorized "Radio transmission facility" is already in the corner of terrorists. My recommendation: let it! Formally speaking, it should be rich, the Sennheiser radio frequency spectrum, including track log. Admitted, they are ultimately for the broadcast sector, as Bernd found out.
The question remains: Can an application be rejected?
That would be bitter.
Antwort von WoWu:
.. that it for the broadcast sector are admitted, only a determination of the operating frequency band. What you need is a general operating permit, which is located either at the stations (general operating permit) - (the FCC approval which takes care stuff here ..) Or you need them to apply for registration. The model must, however, by the National Telecommunications Technology-Darmstadt (or how ever since the Office is funny) and decreased approved what someday of Sennheiser has been made. . Voices have been the approval numbers do not match ... and since I almost bet that the numbers with the FCC not agree ... then only about what a special permit: Device testing and perform ... apart of the cost is an expense irrer ... We wanted to time a few years ago, broadcasting from England routes allow .... we have very quickly abandoned. So before you order .... Just ask yourself what that means for your devices. Otherwise, like with the shares: total loss is not excluded.
Antwort von simlei:
Kleiner Nachtrag:
Why in Dt. only the E and D versions are sold, probably for s.der studios are limiting. According to Sennheiser, are in fact only these frequencies are permitted:
Frequencies (in MHz) for studio / MI
790 - 862
863 - 865
Antwort von Bernd E.:
So before you order .... Just ask yourself what that means for your devices. That you should necessarily do: Ask for Sennheiser and the Federal Network Agency, because only then you are on the secure page.
Gruß Bernd E.
Antwort von _deneuve:
I have written to Sennheiser. Let's see ...
Antwort von _deneuve:
Sennheiser has responded:
The issue of U.S. radio link has done for me.
The Telekommunikationsgestetz (§ 55) gives only a general assignment for the frequencies 790-814 and 838-862.
Everything else is overhead.
Who but a U.S. radio link buying to turn s.diese Sennheiser Service Number: 05401 - 497 199 (Monday - Thursday 8:00 to 16:30 h / Fr 8:00 to 14:30 h),
or mail: CustomerCare.svs @ sennheiser.com
Thanks you for the advice!
