LumenRadio Stardust, Aurora, Luna, and Moonlite CRMX2 Review 

good stuff as always...BUT take care with the linking key while being in the middle of a job.I got an aurora for my little setup and it worked pretty much flawlessly for almost two weeks.the other day someone on my crew decided to try out the linking key with a couple of moonlights we have flying around on set.well,that didn't go so well because after he set the linking key on the aurora all of my astera tubes, vortexes,lightmats etc didn't work properly anymore.i had to unlink all my lights and link them again with the aurora in order to get them working again without any hiccups....never change a running system

Thanks for the video, great review! It gave me some insight into the rest of the lumen radio lineup as well as a couple of interesting tidbits I wasn’t aware of. I’ve been using a couple Stardusts recently and it’s been super versatile. Honestly my biggest complaint so far is the linking key universe number instead of output letter as you mentioned… Theres no good way to explain that “universe 2” is outputting universe 6 over antenna A/B to someone trying to manually relink an astera tube (via the screen not the app) over the radio. That being said cloning TX and pre-linking devices without the TX present are game changing functions.

Got the Aurora because the AKS was nearly impossibly to get in Europe. Happy user now and going to get the Stardust soon as I am slowly reaching the limits of that one Universe. Also, Using the Manfrotto 191 pin on my Aurora to put it on a Superclamp and clamp it onto a C-Stand.

I believe RC4Wireless is coming out with a product that can transmit at 250mw and can utilize linking key as a transmitter.

In stardust use can use entech ode an euro light transmitter

Is there a factory reset for the moonlite? I thing I may have turned the Bluetooth off and can't get it to turn back on.

Do you know how far the aurora and stardust control signals can reach?

No 'voilà' moment? Or as Jeff likes to say: 'Wala!'

Baby pin with 3/8" male thread could make rigging easy.