That looks like a Paralink Triton knock-off. The Cinegears Ghost-Eye 100 looks exactly like a Paralink Triton, so it would seem some company in Taiwan or China is making the units for companies such as Cinegears and Paralink.

A Paralink Triton is suppose to be have a maximum range of 121 meters (400'). However there are conditions to where you might get good results at 80 meters at a location, but have bad results at 90 meters. Antenna placement and other variables obviously come into play. I've never gotten my Triton to work at 121 meters. The max has been approximately 95 meters.

You might want to look at Teradek and IDX products depending on your budget.

If all you need is video (no audio), look at an Amimon Connex or Connex mini - Good for 1000m/500m line of sight with less than 1ms of latency. These are made for drone use, but can be used for remote cameras as well.

Thanks for the info guys. Gee there are a lot of options out there but its great to hear from those in the know.

I film a lot of dance concerts so latency is definitely a big issue - WE CAN'T HAVE SYNC ISSUES! I also will need it to carry audio (well some of the time) so it looks like that would cancel out the amimon connex.

I'm thinking the Array Trans may be the go as a friend has one and swears by it and so I will be testing it on Sunday. Some of the time the cameraman will be on sports fields and so moving beyond the 90 degree limitation of this one so hopefully the dropouts wont be that bad. The cameraman would be wearing a wireless headset so would be informed of when the camera drops out.

The plan is to bring into vmix and really funk up our productions which have been largely single camera of sports games. Imagine a roaming camera in the huddles pre game and during breaks here

Any tips on wireless headset options also welcome.

Thanks


Martin
Hobart Tasmania (the land of the Tassie Devil)
Australia

Yes it does.

I have 2 sets and have tested them within a meter of each other. i.e. a transmitter behind each goal on soccer pitch to two Rx feeding vMix input.

E.g. had remote camera Tx(1) to Rx(1) -> vMix distance about 70meters loop HDMI output from laptop to second Tx(2) to commentators next to to remote camera via second Rx(2) which fed into Rockin 7" HDMI monitor to view replays scores clock etc. Too much delay in audio to give commentators audio feed tho.

Tested on soccer pitch exceeding 80meters but no crowd. Also actually did a 180deg and still worked but may have been bouncing around buildings. Doesnt have to be exactly pointed to each other, from my experiments anyway.

If line of sight is blocked e.g. people, then it will falter so keep it high but re-connection is very quick less than 30 sec.

Has saved me hassles with laying SDI cable. I generally run them for 1280x720p in vMix

Battery life in home test was 5 hours but in field maybe less 4hrs tho they have died when lost track of time setting up at games. Usefull to have spare batteries and change thru event just in case.