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Q: Questionwhat is the power rating of the unitWhat is the power rating of the wireless unit ?

Asked 12 years ago by Gerry.

• A:Answer Sender Audio Input: Stereo, speaker level: Maximum audio input signal-10V RMS into 220 ohms Audio Output: Wireless Stereo, 16-Bit, 48KHz uncompressed Supply Voltage: 5V Receiver Audio Input: Wireless Stereo, 16-Bit, 48KHz, uncompressed Signal to Noise Ratio: 87dB Audio Output: High Efficiency Class D, Speaker-level: Support 4 to 16 ohm speakers. Audio output power: 2x25W (RMS) into 4 ohms (no more than 10% THD)

  Answered 12 years ago by JustinRF

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Q: QuestionDoes the signal pass through walls?

Asked 13 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer No

  Answered 12 years ago by RocketfishCustomerSupport

  
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Q: Question2.4ghz only? Other wireless devices can interfere?I'm in a small apartment, with a wireless router and various other wireless devices... many that are operating on 2.4ghz. I am planning on getting a new Yamaha 5.1 receiver with built in Airplay and Wifi so I can use my Android Tablet to control the stereo through the Wifi... Won't this 2.4ghz only on this Rocketfish have problems with all of that?? Some friends tell me that you won't actually HEAR much difference in the speaker audio but that other devices might be forced to accept a much weaker signal and be handicapped by it...

Asked 13 years ago by Nyarlathotep.

• A:Answer Yes you may experience interference from other devices if you use this in a small space. The maximum distance between the wireless sender and wireless receiver is 100 feet. Other devices such as cordless phones, microwaves, etc, may cause interference. If this is the case, then turn each device off one at a time to determine which one is the source of interference. Also make sure that the wireless sender is more than 18 inches away from any Wi-Fi routers.

  Answered 12 years ago by RocketfishCustomerSupport

  
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Q: QuestionBridgeable?Is the 2x25w amplifier that is in the receiver bridgeable? By bridging I mean boosting power to a mono channel by combining a mono signal across the two channels to a single 8ohm speaker.

Asked 13 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer No it's not bridgeable

  Answered 13 years ago by JustinRF

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Q: QuestionAny way to turn the receiver on automatically?I have one of these units, and it is brilliant! I also have the power supplies for both sender and receiver on radio controlled switches, to turn them off after I've finished listening to them (as the units are hidden away). My question, is it possible to get the receiver to switch on automatically when it receives power? Maybe by using some tape to hold the power button in permanently or something (though I believe that puts the unit into "learning" mode)?

Asked 13 years ago by Phil.

• A:Answer If you turn off the power to them, they will not automatically turn on when you bring the power back. Why not just let them stay on at all times? Their power consumption is negligible.

  Answered 13 years ago by Anonymous

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Q: Questiondoes it work with sony ht-ss370

Asked 14 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer It should as long as you have (+) & (-) speaker inputs on a reciever source.

  Answered 14 years ago by Frigo

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Q: QuestionDoes the electric adapter work with worldwide voltage (eg 220v)

Asked 15 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer Had the same question but the actual version has the wide range of voltage in both sender and receiver. This is a quote from the manual: "Plug the small (female) end of the power cord into the AC 100-240V~ 50/60Hz jack on the back of the wireless receiver."

  Answered 12 years ago by felipe

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Q: Questioncan this work with PC speakers having an aux-in and 3.5 mm input plugcan this work with PC speakers having an aux-in and /or a 3.5 mm input plug? I was thinking of making an adaptor that will separate 3.5mm stereo plug to 4 wires (1 pair for left and 1 pair for right) and fit it into the rocketfish receiver unit. This I plan to do to extend speaker on another room(zone B) but using pc speakers with subwoofer. What's the better input(3.5mm or Aux in) to use if this will work.

Asked 15 years ago by ron.

• A:Answer The RF-WHTIB is intended to be used with a home theater system with speaker wire outputs and not with striped 3.5mm wire outputs. As such I cannot recommend using it in the way you stated.

  Answered 12 years ago by RocketfishCustomerSupport

  
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Q: QuestionIs it possible to add an extra receiver to 1 transmitter?I want to get rid of the wires from the two rear speaker to the 1 receiver. Is it possible to add another receiver to the system (2 receivers and 1 transmitter), so that each rear speaker has its own receiver?

Asked 15 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer No, each receiver must have a corresponding transmitter. The RF-WHTIB cannot pair more than one receiver to a sender. You could use two senders and two receivers, one pair for each side.

  Answered 12 years ago by RocketfishCustomerSupport

  
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Q: Questionuint wont turn on just bilinks once then goes off

Asked 15 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer Turn on the Sender (small box) until the red light blinks. Turn on the Receiver (bigger box) and hold until they synch. When that didn't work after multiple tries. . . . On the back of the receiver (bigger box) there is a connect button, as well as the power button. I had to hold both down to make it synch.

  Answered 12 years ago by ladydrew1957

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Q: QuestionI have an older version of this model, but just the receiver. Will it work with a different brand transmitter, also for satellite wireless speakers?

Asked 3 years ago by Harmonicminor.

Q: QuestionCan I contact this directly to my tv's audio output

Asked 4 years ago by Dude.

Q: QuestionWill this product work just by plugging directly into TV without a receiver?

Asked 5 years ago by Shane.

Q: QuestionCan I use this device as a extenion speaker connect on an older radio thus only one channel will be connected and the other will not be connected.

Asked 5 years ago by T.

Q: QuestionI want to use Rocketfish Wireless Rear Speaker Kit with PC. PC has rear speaker output for 3.5mm plug. Rocketfish has 4 leads -- 2 for left and 2 for right speaker, which I would normally plug into the left and right channels on my stereo. Possible?

Asked 5 years ago by Frank.

Q: QuestionMy rocket fish is connected with an HDMI cord to the DVD player and I get sound but I cannot get surround sound out of the tv. Help

Asked 5 years ago by Leigh.

Q: QuestionMy receiver just went on the fritz and it won't connect to it's sender. Can I connect the original sender to a different receiver that i buy on ebay (for example)?

Asked 5 years ago by Michael.

Q: QuestionRf - wsp313 how to sync

Asked 5 years ago by Jonn.

Q: QuestionWhy does surround work only correctly with my DVD player

Asked 6 years ago by Anonymous.