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Wireless: How many PRC-2 can one PTX-3 support?
Wireless: How many PRC-2 can one PTX-3 support?
By Administrator
Apr 06, 2019
Question: How many PRC-2 can one PTX-3 support?
Answer: Each PTX-3 (wireless IFB transmitter) can support up to as many PRC-2 (wireless IFB receivers) in receiving range as possible as long as they are the same frequency bands.
Similar to radio station concept: PTX-3 is radio station transmitting and PRC-2 is our radio receiver. We can have as many radio receivers as possible in for this set, PTX-3 and PRC-2.
Answer: Each PTX-3 (wireless IFB transmitter) can support up to as many PRC-2 (wireless IFB receivers) in receiving range as possible as long as they are the same frequency bands.
Similar to radio station concept: PTX-3 is radio station transmitting and PRC-2 is our radio receiver. We can have as many radio receivers as possible in for this set, PTX-3 and PRC-2.
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