Rent RodeLink Filmmaker Wireless TX/RX Kit
This kit includes the RodeLink Wireless TX-BELT Transmitter and RodeLink Wireless RX-CAM Receiver, providing reliable 2.4 GHz digital audio transmission up to 100 m (line of…
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Overview
This kit includes the RodeLink Wireless TX-BELT Transmitter and RodeLink Wireless RX-CAM Receiver, providing reliable 2.4 GHz digital audio transmission up to 100 m (line of sight). Both units run on standard AA batteries—no built-in rechargeables—offering up to 10 hours of operation per set. The TX-BELT Transmitter features an integrated clip for belt or pocket mounting, and the RX-CAM Receiver attaches directly to cameras via cold shoe or 3.5 mm output. LCD screens on both units display battery life, signal strength, and audio levels for easy monitoring on set. The system offers 8 selectable channels for multi-device use.
Series II 2.4 GHz wireless
Frequency-agile, encrypted digital transmission
Up to 100 m line of sight
Useful reach for interviews and mobile talent
Eight selectable channels
Simple coordination for multiple kits
Camera-ready receiver
Shoe mount, level display, and locking 3.5 mm output
- System type
- Digital camera-mount wireless lavalier
- Radio band
- Series II 2.4 GHz
- Encryption
- 128-bit
- Range
- Up to 100 m line of sight
- Channels
- 8 selectable
- Transmitter
- TX-BELT with locking 3.5 mm mic input
- Receiver
- RX-CAM with locking 3.5 mm dual-mono output
- Power
- 2 x AA per unit or micro-USB
- Display
- Level, signal, channel, and battery status
Both kits use the same RØDELink Series II 2.4 GHz system and the same camera-mounted RX-CAM receiver. The Filmmaker Kit pairs it with a bodypack TX-BELT transmitter that clips to talent and takes a 3.5 mm lavalier — the kit to reach for when dialogue needs to come from the person, not the boom.
| Specification | RodeLink Filmmaker Kit | RodeLink Newsshooter Kit |
|---|---|---|
| Transmitter | TX-BELT bodypack with belt/pocket clip | TX-XLR plug-on, fits straight onto an XLR mic |
| Mic input | Locking 3.5 mm | XLR · locking 3.5 mm |
| Phantom power | Not needed for 3.5 mm lavs | Switchable 48 V |
| Receiver | RX-CAM · shoe mount · locking 3.5 mm output | RX-CAM · shoe mount · locking 3.5 mm output |
| Radio | Series II 2.4 GHz · 128-bit encryption | Series II 2.4 GHz · 128-bit encryption |
| Range | Up to 100 m line of sight | Up to 100 m line of sight |
| Power | 2 × AA per unit · micro-USB | AA · USB |
| Pairs with (from our catalogue) | 3.5 mm lavs such as the Deity V.Lav | XLR mics such as the Sennheiser MKE 600 or Micbooster Clippy XLR |
| Included in our kit | TX-BELT · RX-CAM · carry case · 2 × 3.5 mm TRS cables | TX-XLR · RX-CAM · carry case · 2 × 3.5 mm TRS cables |
Best for
Choose the RodeLink Filmmaker Kit for
- Interviews and dialogue with a hidden lav on talent
- Presenters, walk-and-talks and vlogs, where the speaker is on the move
- Camera-mounted setups, with the receiver feeding straight into camera
- Light, simple kits for a single speaker
Choose the RodeLink Newsshooter Kit for
- Wireless booming — a shotgun on a pole with no cable back to camera or recorder
- Handheld interview mics for vox pops, events and red-carpet work
- Wireless actor lavs, using an XLR lav such as the Micbooster Clippy XLR
- Any microphone that needs 48 V phantom power
- Scan the location by listening, then pair transmitter and receiver on a clear channel before talent is wired.
- Maintain line of sight where possible and keep the beltpack antenna away from bodies, metal, and crowded Wi-Fi devices.
- Set transmitter gain for the speaker, then set camera input low enough to avoid clipping its preamp.
- Use fresh matched AA batteries, secure the locking 3.5 mm connectors, and monitor the camera return rather than RF meters alone.
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