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It's time to elevate your audio recording experience with the HMa UHF Plug-On Wireless Transmitter, Frequency Band B1 (537.600-614.375MHz). This innovative plug-on transmitter is designed to seamlessly pair with any microphone or line level source via a standard XLR connector. It offers selectable phantom power at 5, 15, and 48 volts, or the option to turn it off when using dynamic microphones and line level signal sources.The HMa UHF Plug-On Wireless Transmitter stands out with its wide tuning range of up to 76 MHz, adjustable in increments of 100 kHz or 25 kHz, offering up to 3072 frequencies. This tuning range encompasses three standard 25.6 MHz Lectrosonics frequency bands, each featuring 256 different pilot tone frequencies for optimal compatibility with all Digital Hybrid Wireless receivers.This transmitter is also equipped with DSP compatibility modes, ensuring it works seamlessly with legacy Lectrosonics analog wireless microphone receivers, IFB receivers, and even some receivers from other manufacturers. Powering this device is as simple as using two AA batteries, with a multi-color LED indicating the status.The HMa UHF Plug-On Wireless Transmitter is designed with user convenience in mind, featuring a USB port for firmware updates and an IR (infrared) port to simplify setup with IR-enabled receivers. The input amplifier employs an ultra-low noise op-amp for quiet operation and is gain-controlled with a wide-range dual envelope limiter, providing over 30 dB of headroom above full modulation.The audio signal is digitized by a 24-bit A-D converter, then filtered to remove supersonic noise above 21 kHz. The resulting signal is encoded with a proprietary algorithm to produce an analog data signal for RF transmission. The RF link is an optimized FM system with +/-75 kHz wide deviation, ensuring a high signal-to-noise ratio.The antenna, formed between the machined aluminum housing of the transmitter and the attached microphone or cable, functions as a dipole radiator when attached to a hand-held microphone and somewhat like a ground plane antenna when connected with a cable or plugged directly into a mixer. The input coupler's conical-shaped collar, made of DuPont Delrin, enhances the ERP of the antenna in the uppermost frequency bands.The HMa UHF Plug-On Wireless Transmitter utilizes Digital Hybrid Wireless technology, a revolutionary design that combines digital audio with an analog FM radio link to deliver outstanding audio quality and the exemplary RF performance of the finest analog wireless systems. This design overcomes channel noise in a dramatically new way, digitally encoding the audio in the transmitter and decoding it in the receiver, yet still sending the encoded information via an analog FM wireless link.The battery compartment door is hinged to the housing and remains attached to the transmitter when opened. It securely latches in place and applies pressure to the batteries when closed. The two AA batteries are connected in...

It is essential for audio professionals to safeguard their equipment, and the RMB-HMAB1 custom-fit protective case is specifically designed for the Lectrosonics HMa UHF wireless transmitter. This robust case is engineered to prolong the lifespan of your transmitter by shielding it from everyday hazards such as light impacts, scratches, and the wear and tear of on-location use.Crafted with a slim yet protective layer of padding, the case is enveloped in high-durability 1000-denier Cordura fabric, renowned for its resistance to abrasions and its ability to withstand rigorous field conditions. The thoughtful design includes a transparent vinyl window that ensures the transmitter's controls and display screen remain visible and fully operational, allowing for seamless adjustments and monitoring without the need to remove the transmitter from its protective cocoon.For professionals on the move, the case features a convenient belt-clip, enabling secure attachment to a belt or audio harness, ensuring the transmitter stays close at hand during shoots or events. Additionally, the inclusion of a "D"-ring offers versatility, providing the option to attach a strap (available separately) for alternative carrying methods.The custom-fit design of the RMB-HMAB1 case ensures a snug and secure fit around the Lectrosonics HMa transmitter, while also allowing for quick and easy access to the unit when it's time to change batteries or perform other maintenance tasks. This case is an indispensable accessory for audio professionals who demand both protection and functionality for their Lectrosonics wireless transmitter.

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The complete and authoritative account of the sinking of the HMAS Sydney, and the finding of her wreck in 2008. On 19 November 1941, the pride of the Australian Navy, the light cruiser Sydney, fought a close-quarters battle with the German armed raider HSK Kormoran off Carnarvon on the West Australian coast. Both ships sank - and not one of the 645 men on board the Sydney survived. Was Sydney's captain guilty of negligence by allowing his ship to manoeuvre within range of Kormoran's guns? Did the Germans feign surrender before firing a torpedo at the Sydney as she prepared to despatch a boarding party? This updated edition covers the discovery of the wreck - with the light this sheds on the events of that day in 1941, and the closure it has brought to so many grieving families. 'Tom Frame has produced the most comprehensive and compelling account of the loss of HMAS Sydney to date. His judgements are fair and his conclusions reasoned. If you only read one book on this tragic event in Australian naval history, and want all the facts and theories presented in a balanced way, Tom Frame's book is for you.' - Vice Admiral Russ Shalders AO CSC RANR Chief of Navy, 2005-08.

Of all the Australians who fought in the Second World War, none saw more action nor endured so much of its hardship and horror as the crew of the cruiser HMAS Perth. Most were young—many were still teenagers—from cities and towns, villages and farms across the nation. In three tumultuous years they did battle with the forces of Nazi Germany, Fascist Italy, the Vichy French, and, finally, the Imperial Japanese Navy. They were nearly lost in a hurricane in the Atlantic. In the Mediterranean in 1941 they were bombed by the Luftwaffe and the Italian Air Force for months on end until, ultimately, during the disastrous evacuation of the Australian army from Crete, their ship took a direct hit and thirteen men were killed. After the fall of Singapore in 1942, HMAS Perth was hurled into the forlorn campaign to stem the Japanese advance towards Australia. Off the coast of Java in March that year she met an overwhelming enemy naval force. Firing until her ammunition literally ran out, she was sunk with the loss of 353 of her crew, including her much-loved captain and the Royal Australian Navy’s finest fighting sailor, ‘Hardover’ Hec Waller. Another 328 men were taken into Japanese captivity, most to become slave labourers in the infinite hell of the Burma-Thai railway. Many died there, victims of unspeakable atrocity. Only 218 men, less than a third of her crew, survived to return home at war’s end. Cruiser, by journalist and broadcaster Mike Carlton, is their story. And the story of those who loved them and waited for them.

In 1928 the Royal Australian Navy acquired the cruiser HMAS Australia II, and she finally saw action in World War II, patrolling for German battleships. By March 1942, Australia had returned home, where the ship was stunned by the murder of a sailor. Before he died, he named his two attackers, who were then sentenced to death. Weeks later Australia fought in the Battle of the Coral Sea, the first sea battle to stop the Japanese advance in the Pacific. She escaped unscathed. In 1944 she took part in the greatest sea fight of all time, the Battle of Leyte Gulf, which returned General Douglas MacArthur to the Philippines. The next year, she was hit by four kamikaze planes on four successive days. She was attacked by more kamikaze aircraft than any other Allied ship in the war. In the end she retired gracefully, laden with honors, and was scrapped in 1956—the last of her name.

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Good condition digico sd9. D rack is extra on request. We have many units and have waves cards and hma fiber on request

Following 2018's Seb-i Yelda EP under the R.A.N. moniker (KR 054EP), Hma Utku delivers Gnosis, her debut full-length album under her own name. A blend of abstract electronics and ritualistic throbbing beats with field recordings and ambience. With Seb-i Yelda, Hma Utku introduced her musical style to a broader audience -- storytelling through elements of industrial, techno, and abstract electronics, blending in field recordings and traditional instruments from the Middle East. A sonic journey

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Wings of Destiny fills a significant gap in Australian World War II history by taking the reader beyond the Kokoda trail and into the skies over New Guinea. The book is a biography of Wing Commander Charles Learmonth. Learmonth was involved in the air search for the HMAS Sydney, the air war in New Guinea, the Battle of the Bismarck Sea, and the tragedy of the Beaufort bomber accidents. Author Charles Page takes the reader with Learmonth in his twin-engined Boston attack bomber, She's Apples, describing the brave deeds of No.22 Squadron and its 'Boston Boys.' As well as being a famous pilot, Learmonth was an incurable romantic, and from his tent in New Guinea he wrote to his wife Marjorie almost every day. These letters, combined with his diaries and log book, form the basis of much of this book.

Paperback. Just after midnight on 1 March 1942, Australia's most renowned cruiser, HMAS Perth, was sunk by Japanese naval forces in the Sunda Strait off the coast of Java. Of the 681 men aboard, 328 survived the sinking and made it to shore-and one cat. Her name was Red Lead, and she was the ship's cat, beloved by the crew and by the Perth'slegendary captain Hector Waller.But surviving shellfire, torpedoes and the fierce currents of the Sunda Strait was only the beginning of the terrible trials Red Lead and the surviving crew were to face over the next three-and-a-half years. From Java to Changi and then on the Thai-Burma Railway, Red Lead was to act as a companion, mascot and occasional protector for a small group of sailors who made it their mission to keep her alive in some of the most hellish prison camps on earth. Red Lead's extraordinary story, of courage, loyalty and love amidst battle, imprisonment and death, is brought vividly to life by bestselling author Roland Perry. The legendary Australian ship's cat who survived the sinking of HMAS Perth and the Thai-Burma Railway Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Of all the Australians who fought in the Second World War, none saw more action nor endured so much of its hardship and horror as the crew of the cruiser HMAS Perth. Most were young—many were still teenagers—from cities and towns, villages and farms across the nation. In three tumultuous years they did battle with the forces of Nazi Germany, Fascist Italy, the Vichy French, and, finally, the Imperial Japanese Navy. They were nearly lost in a hurricane in the Atlantic. In the Mediterranean in 1941 they were bombed by the Luftwaffe and the Italian Air Force for months on end until, ultimately, during the disastrous evacuation of the Australian army from Crete, their ship took a direct hit and thirteen men were killed. After the fall of Singapore in 1942, HMAS Perth was hurled into the forlorn campaign to stem the Japanese advance towards Australia. Off the coast of Java in March that year she met an overwhelming enemy naval force. Firing until her ammunition literally ran out, she was sunk with the loss of 353 of her crew, including her much-loved captain and the Royal Australian Navy’s finest fighting sailor, ‘Hardover’ Hec Waller. Another 328 men were taken into Japanese captivity, most to become slave labourers in the infinite hell of the Burma-Thai railway. Many died there, victims of unspeakable atrocity. Only 218 men, less than a third of her crew, survived to return home at war’s end. Cruiser, by journalist and broadcaster Mike Carlton, is their story. And the story of those who loved them and waited for them.

This comprehensive handbook covers HMA project organization, mix design and job mix formulas, types of HMA manufacturing facilities, aggregate storage and handling, asphalt cement storage and distribution, batch and drum mix facility operations, surge and storage silos, emission controls, mix delivery, surface preparation, mix placement, automatic screed controls, joint construction, compaction, and equipment and mat problems/solutions. This second edition addresses recent developments including SHRP, new paving equipment, advances in recycling, new quality control practices, and the introduction of new techniques from Europe and elsewhere. A practical guide for all connected with specifying paving materials and/or involved in the manufacturing/paving process.