Wireless video transmitter performance issues with movement

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2009Video Assist and Video Accessories forum

17 years old. Gear and prices may have changed since.

A wireless video transmitter that transmits video to a monitor experiences signal breakup resembling a bad wired connection when the camera operator moves, resulting in total picture loss.
The device offers no transmission delay, which is considered a positive feature.
The unit is compact in size.
The transmitter can operate on 9V batteries, though this was not confirmed with complete certainty from the timeframe being discussed.

The user experience was from approximately 2009, and conditions may have improved since then.
Testing was limited to one user setup.
The specific mechanism causing signal degradation during movement was not identified or explained.
Battery type information is uncertain and based on recollection from several years prior.