How To Repair Sennheiser EW100 Antenna (G2, G3 and G4)

[@eletronica.ferramentas]

Muito bom e muito obrigado!!!

[@joelsom]

Thank you for this! 👍🏼

[@itgoochproductions7448]

Another option is to install an SMA Antenna adapter instead. The same amount of work, but from that point forward, antenna replacements are a breeze.

[@decibelpeak]

Hey, you're correct! I actually ended up doing this mod on my G3/G4s receivers. However, I do like to keep a few of my units with the original antenna (and definitely the belt-pack transmitters). The only real advantage of an SMA mod (besides the fact that the antennas can be replaced easily) is if you want to use them with a shark fin or other external antenna. So, it's still an important repair to know for your belt-pack transmitters. Might make a tutorial for the SMA mod soon. Thanks for your comment, all the best! - Stefan

[@cgram20]

Thanks. Great information

[@decibelpeak]

I'm happy to hear, thanks for watching! - Stefan

[@richpeto6207]

Hi there, anyway you could help me diagnose an issue with this transmitter? Sennheiser are very unhelpful. Thanks in advance

[@decibelpeak]

Hey Rich, Sure thing, what exactly are you having trouble with? If you can describe the problem accurately, I can most likely make a video about it. Keep me posted, thanks! - Stefan

[@emisonbye671]

Greetings from Argentina. I wanted to ask you if you can help me! I have the ew 100 g3 handheld transmitter microphone and now when I turn it on, on its display it has an indicator with the initials "AF" that measures the amount of signal it is transmitting while you speak or sing... Now when I turn it on, without speaking or singing directly, the "AF" signal that it marks on the display goes almost to the top, as if it were transmitting audio. and then when you actually start to sing or talk into the microphone, it picks up as usual but when it plays the audio it does it with a little bit of noise, like it's some kind of RF noise, bad signal. I already tried changing your capsule, changing cables, trying another receiving base, and obviously, the problem is the transmitter. Is it permanently damaged? Or what could be causing that? From already thank you very much for your time.

[@_TwoDot]

Sounds dumb but did you try lowering the sensitivity?

[@EgilFurre]

How do you notice that the antenna needs to be replaced; bad signals or noise in the earplugs when the sender is off?

[@decibelpeak]

Hey there, you can tell by just looking at it. Most of the time, the main purpose of replacing it is to make your units look more professional for work. Unless you're having major issues with fidelity, your time will be better spent tuning your G3/G4s to an optimized frequency spectrum using apps like FreqFinder. Thanks for your comment, all the best! - Stefan

[@ZulqaderKhan]

Can you please help me

[@ZulqaderKhan]

Hi

[@ZulqaderKhan]

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