Lentequip Tandem receiver specifications and pricing for wireless video transmission

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2008Video Assist and Video Accessories forum

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

The Tandem receiver was expected to support both NTSC and PAL video standards
The receiver shares similar build quality and construction to CanaTrans transmitters
An optional battery bay for Sony M-style camcorder batteries was available
Pricing uncertainty existed during development, with estimates ranging from approximately $1600 to $3495 USD
The device was larger than comparable transmitters and featured similar rugged construction

Pricing was not officially confirmed at the time of discussion and the manufacturer was still determining final cost
The receiver was not observed in operation during the discussion period
Standard definition technology limitations raised concerns about long-term value as broadcast standards transitioned to digital
Discussion occurred in 2008 with product still in pre-release phase