JTS RU-901G3Du – UHF PLL Dual Channel True Diversity Receiver
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The JTS RU-901G3Du is a professional dual-channel true diversity receiver that brings exceptional RF reliability to installations and live environments at a genuinely accessible price point. As the dual-channel version of the acclaimed RU-901G3, it delivers all the performance of its single-channel sibling across two independent channels simultaneously — each with full true diversity reception.
Built to 1U 19" rackmount standard, the RU-901G3Du features integral antenna and power cascade outputs, making it straightforward to build larger multi-channel systems without the cost and complexity of additional distribution equipment. The third-generation true diversity architecture continuously monitors both antenna paths and selects the stronger signal, eliminating the dropouts and dead spots that plague lesser systems in real-world RF environments.
Available in two UK frequency variants: CH38 (606.5–642MHz) requiring a shared PMSE licence; and CH65/CH70 (823–865MHz) which covers both the CH65 band (823–832MHz, licence-exempt from 29 April 2026) and the CH70 licence-free band (863–865MHz) — allowing operation across both bands without any licence requirement. REMOSET U synchronisation allows one-touch setting of frequency, sensitivity, RF power, and other transmitter parameters from the receiver itself — no need to handle the transmitter during setup or performance.
Key Features
- Dual-channel 3rd generation true diversity UHF receiver
- 1U 19" rackmount format
- 36MHz operating bandwidth
- 1,441 selectable frequencies across 6 default groups
- Up to 23 compatible channels per group
- REMOSET U one-touch synchronisation — frequency, sensitivity, RF power, key lock, auto shut down
- Integral antenna and power cascade outputs for multi-channel expansion
- Adjustable receiving sensitivity
- Transmission power selectable between High and Low
- Automatic microphone power-off function
- Channel scan for clean frequency detection
- Balanced XLR and unbalanced 6.3mm jack outputs per channel
- CH38 (shared licence) or CH65/CH70 (fully licence-exempt)
Technical Specifications
| System Type | 3rd Generation True Diversity UHF |
| Channels | Dual |
| Bandwidth | 36MHz |
| Selectable Frequencies | 1,441 |
| Groups | 6 default groups, up to 23 compatible channels per group |
| Frequency Setting | REMOSET U (one-touch synchronisation) |
| Sensitivity | Adjustable |
| Squelch | Pilot Tone & Noise Mute |
| Output Connectors | Balanced XLR + 6.3mm unbalanced jack (per channel) |
| Antenna Distribution | Integral cascade output included |
| Power Distribution | Integral cascade output included |
| Format | 1U 19" rackmount |
| Frequency Variants | CH38: 606.5–642MHz | CH65/70: 823–865MHz |
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the RU-901G3Du different from the RU-901G3?
The RU-901G3Du is the dual-channel version of the RU-901G3, providing two independent true diversity channels in a single 1U rackmount unit. It also adds integral antenna and power cascade outputs, making it far more practical for multi-channel system building than running two separate single-channel receivers.
Can I expand beyond two channels using this receiver?
Yes — the integral cascade outputs allow multiple RU-901G3Du units to share antenna and power distribution without additional splitter equipment, making it straightforward to build 4, 6, 8 or more channel systems cost-effectively.
Does the CH65/CH70 version require a licence in the UK?
No — the CH65/CH70 variant covers 823–865MHz, which is now fully licence-exempt in the UK. CH65 (823–832MHz) became licence-exempt on 29 April 2026 following Ofcom's updated exemption regulations, and CH70 (863–865MHz) has always been licence-free. No licence or registration is required to operate on either band. The CH38 variant (606.5–642MHz) requires a shared PMSE licence from Ofcom.
What transmitters are compatible with the RU-901G3Du?
The RU-901G3Du is compatible with the full JTS RU-G3 series transmitter range, including the RU-G3TH handheld transmitter and RU-G3 TB bodypack transmitter, as long as they operate on the same frequency band.