Camos monitor antenna compatibility and channel memory after power cycle

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The Camos monitor has an external antenna input using a mini-pin connector that can be adapted to accept standard F-connector antennas like a Shark Fin antenna
The Camos monitor retains its tuned channel setting when powered off and back on
The Camos can be modified with additional BNC inputs and outputs to function as both a receiver and a program return monitor for live productions
Custom power and video input cables can be created for the Camos to allow powering from external sources and receiving program return feeds

The Shark Fin antenna configuration with the mini-pin adapter has not been tested by the respondent
The Camos is relatively large for use as a return monitor in some production setups
Modifications to add BNC connectors require customization work