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330 ft. line-of-sight operating range
The stated operating range is 330 feet when there is line of sight.

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Shure’s AD1 is a metal-bodied Axient Digital bodypack transmitter in G57, operating from 470–616 MHz and using a TA4 connector for integration with Axient Digital receivers. It offers high-density mode for crowded wireless environments, plus a 330-foot line-of-sight operating range. Power it with two AA batteries or the separately sold SB900A rechargeable pack; the bodypack also supports dockable charging. Its display presents battery, RF, and encryption information during setup and use.


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Detail 01
The stated operating range is 330 feet when there is line of sight.
Detail 02
You can use AA batteries or the SB900A pack, which is sold separately.
Detail 03
Runtime varies with the battery option named in the specification.
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The transmitter is specified at 120 dB A-weighted dynamic range.
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These are the bodypack’s listed dimensions.
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The G57 model covers 470–616 MHz.
Yes. It accepts the Shure SB900A rechargeable pack, sold separately, and supports dockable charging.
It is rated for up to 8 hours with alkaline batteries and up to 11 hours with an SB900A pack or NiMH batteries.
It has a TA4 connector for integration with Axient Digital receivers.
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