Handheld that can receive 600 mHz range?

[cpsTN]

What WAS incorrect in the post above was calling 0.800 mHz the same as 800 mHz, which it obviously is not.

Poster n5ims said this eariler:

What you're thinking is correct, .800 mega-hertz would be 800 kilo-hertz.

 

[poltergeisty]

I don't understand what Sennheiser has to do with this thread. The OP has a Shure UHF system. Different manufacturers use different compandoring techniques, as well as different frequencies, even in the same bandsplits. Sennheiser, along with SONY, is also one of the most expensive lines of wireless microphone systems, plus their stuff all has to come from overseas. I've been there and done it all with the wireless guys and found that the smart people stick with Telex and Shure, to name just two of the "good guys" in the business. There are a few others as well.

I mention Sennheiser because I had owned a few units that used 600 MHz. ... And they can be found on eBay, or at least a receiver. YMMV
I used one with an IC-R3 set in WFM mode. Although you have to crack up the volume.
Yes, they are expensive, but the quality is like studio.

Keeping in mind that not just the OP may have an interest here... Find a Bluetooth transmitter, and connect that to a computer; feed the stream over a network or the Internet. Problem solved.

A low power FM transmitter may be used too.

 

[Don_Burke]

I am going to stop reading this thread because one of the subthreads is so tedious my hair hertz.