Description
This is a replacement bodypack transmitter for QTX VHF wireless microphone systems, operating on 174.1MHz. If you've lost or damaged the transmitter from your existing setup, or you simply need a spare to keep matches running, this unit slots straight into the same range and frequency plan as the original QTX gear.
The transmitter (or beltpack, as it's sometimes called) runs on a single 9V PP3 battery, which we supply in the box, so you can get up and running without hunting for extras. It measures 205 x 68 x 25mm excluding the antenna (or aerial, as it's known in the UK), and weighs 76g without the battery fitted, so it sits comfortably on a belt or waistband without dragging clothing down. The compact housing keeps it out of the way during presentations, performances or fitness classes.
This is one of five frequency options in the QTX range, with 174.1MHz being a specific channel within that spread. Make sure the frequency you choose matches the receiver you're pairing it with, otherwise the two won't talk to each other. It's designed to work with the same lapel and headset microphones used across QTX VHF bodypack systems, so your existing mic and lead should carry over. As a straightforward like-for-like part, it keeps your kit working rather than forcing you to replace a whole system. Ideal for schools, gyms, houses of worship and small venues that already run QTX wireless.
Specification
| Carrier frequency |
174.1MHz |
| Power supply |
9Vdc, PP3 battery (supplied) |
| Dimensions |
205mm x 68mm x 25mm (e x .mm |
| Weight |
0.08KG |
Frequently Asked
Does the transmitter come with a battery?
Yes, a 9V PP3 battery is supplied in the box, so it's ready to use.
What frequency does this unit operate on?
This version runs on 174.1MHz. It's one of five frequency options in the QTX VHF range.
Will it work with my existing QTX receiver?
It works with QTX VHF systems, but you must match the transmitter frequency to your receiver. Check that both are set to the same channel.
Can I use my current microphone with it?
Yes, it's designed to work with the lapel and headset mics used across QTX VHF bodypack systems.
How is it powered?
It uses a single 9V PP3 battery. There's no rechargeable pack, so keep spare batteries to hand for longer sessions.
How heavy is the transmitter?
It weighs 76g without a battery fitted, and measures 205 x 68 x 25mm excluding the antenna.