can this transmitter be attached to a boise receiver??
787787
It uses a 3.5mm head phone jack with RCA connectors, so I would say yes it could be plugged in and used with a receiver. I have two that I use in and around the house.
1414745
Yes. This will replace your cable as long as there is a line of site path from the transmitter to the receiver and distance of less than 30 ft. If there isn't a direct line of site, it could still work but the distance will be limited. For instance, I use mine about 20 ft away but the line of site isn't direct. The RF signal path has a 45 degree angle through an open doorway and works fine.
871831
Yes it should work. There are 4 dip switches on the back of the transmitter and receivers. You would just buy two sets and set them all to the same switch pattern.
1533802
It can but not on its own, you would need an Anylink added on to this transmitter in order for it to bind.
1337813
Any 5 or more channel transmitter will work. Just make sure the receiver will link up with the transmitter. I don't think the kit comes with any radio gear.
1597167
yes you can. i bought a kit with 1 transmitter and two receivers. Then bought 2 more receivers later. all 4 work great!
2167344
I don't see why not. The transmitter does dampen sound a little bit. You may have to be careful moving around though, transmitter does loose connection if behind some obstacles, I had to find the best position for stable connection
675219
It is wireless. More lead can be purchased to get the transmitter closer to the receiver if the signal is too weak. I do not see why it would not work. Just have to make sure that you keep the least obstructed path for the signal to travel between the transmitter and the receiver.
1812671
It should work without problems. The receivers are backwards compatible with transmitters. I would recommend that you double check with Spektrum to confirm.
816395
I'm not sure if you can but I would guess the antenna is tuned to the receiver to puck up signal a different antenna might not work
1392747
According to this thread, you have to remove a wire that leads from the trainer port to the PCB. This sim works well will ALL transmitters. Good luck!http://club.dx.com/forums/forums.dx/threadid.929512
1666618
technically yes. As long as your receiver accepts passive wiring connections.
1605143
I'm not sure but I don't think so. I believe the antenna is only a receiver.
773166
You could try and it should work. I haven't used mine on camera, but i have used up to 3 receivers with one transmitter with excellent results. Only the fourth and fifth receivers started making a bit of noise at a certain distance from the transmitter
1381806
Sure, the transmitter has an "input cable" (headphone/ear bud size), like you'd plug into an iPad. If your receiver only has the larger headphone jack, you may need to get a cable/adapter that goes from the small female to the larger male connector. They also make cables to go from the small female input to RCA (composite input, i.e. red/white inputs), in case you don't have a headphone jack on your receiver.
1503473
Yes. Just wire the transmitter into the existing door bell.... Theinstructions are asy to follow...
2176168
No, it will not work as this is just a transmitter which needs a receiver...