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Teradek Bolt 4K 1500 Range Test

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BC Live Productions test the wireless range of the Teradek Bolt 4K 1500, giving you a practical look at some of the new and improved capabilities of the unit.
To OWN a unit from the Bolt 4K series, visit the link below for more information
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If you missed our test of the Teradek Bolt 3000. Check it out here!
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26 авг 2024

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@playbacktech 4 года назад

Of course this is a BEST CASE scenario for a "link test". No DFS channel compliant issues, no crowded/competing RF environment. No RF reflections or RF absorption to contend with. This scenario will always shine with panel/patch antennas. 100 meters between floors would not be possible unless the TX and RX antennas were out the windows. Remember this is 5GHZ with limited power. This is basically the same as using a enterprise AP. Even that won't work 100 meters through multiple floors.

@johnjankovic 4 года назад

Very impressive. However, it looks as though this is a line of sight test. How will this do with obstructions? In particular, I would like to film on one floor of a building and send the signal to another floor above or below within 100 meters. If that is possible then you really have a great system worth considering.

@Bcliveproductions 4 года назад

Of course, J J! This was a line of sight range test. We also own the Teradek 2K, 3K, 10K units, so we understand that obstructions will always decrease wireless range. The type of obstruction will determine how much it affects it, which is why we chose not to shoot this. For example, a cement wall will reduce more range than a drywall would. Typically, 2000' is WAY farther than we need to go, so despite obstructions shaving off a few hundred feet, you're still able to go through walls, people, or bodies of water and get 1,000+ ft. If not, we add a repeater AKA a second RX unit to extend our wireless footprint.