JTS RU-G3 TB + CM-501 – Bodypack Wireless Transmitter System
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The JTS RU-G3 TB + CM-501 is a complete hands-free wireless system combining the RU-G3 TB UHF bodypack transmitter with the CM-501 omnidirectional condenser lavalier microphone — delivering discreet, reliable audio capture for presenters, fitness instructors, performers, and anyone who needs to move freely without a handheld microphone.
The CM-501 omnidirectional condenser lavalier microphone provides natural, intelligible speech reproduction whether worn at the lapel, hairline, or positioned on clothing. Its small capsule profile makes it virtually invisible under stage lighting, while the flexible mounting allows precise positioning for consistent pickup. Available in CH38 (606.5–642MHz, shared PMSE licence required) or CH65/CH70 (823–865MHz, includes licence-free 863–865MHz band).
Key Features
- RU-G3 TB UHF bodypack transmitter with CM-501 lavalier microphone
- CM-501 omnidirectional condenser lavalier — natural, intelligible speech reproduction
- 200 selectable UHF frequencies across 6 groups
- REMOSET U one-touch synchronisation from receiver
- Adjustable RF output power — 2mW / 10mW
- Compact metal bodypack enclosure — lightweight and discreet
- Locking 4-pin connector — secure lavalier connection
Technical Specifications
RU-G3 TB Bodypack Transmitter
| Frequency Setting | REMOSET U (one-touch synchronisation) |
| Selectable Frequencies | 200 across 6 groups |
| RF Output Power | Adjustable: 2mW / 10mW |
| Operating Time | Approx. 8 hours (2× AA batteries) |
| Connector | Locking 4-pin |
| Construction | Compact metal enclosure |
| Frequency Variants | CH38: 606.5–642MHz | CH65/70: 823–865MHz |
CM-501 Lavalier Microphone
| Type | Omnidirectional Condenser Lavalier |
| Application | Speech, presentation, performance |
| Connector | 4-pin locking (JTS bodypack compatible) |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the CM-501 microphone suitable for?
The CM-501 is an omnidirectional condenser lavalier microphone suited to speech reinforcement, presentation, theatre, and fitness instruction. Its omnidirectional pickup pattern means it captures audio consistently regardless of slight positional changes — ideal for active presenters and performers.
Does the CH65/CH70 version require a UK licence?
The CH65/CH70 variant covers 823–865MHz. Operation in the 863–865MHz licence-free band requires no licence. Operation in the wider 823–862MHz range requires a shared PMSE licence. The CH38 variant always requires a shared PMSE licence.