Woodbrass UHF-1HL-F3 (F3: 864 MHZ)
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The Woodbrass UHF Series: A Simple Solution for Mobile Performances, F3 Version (864 MHz)
The Woodbrass UHF-1HL-F3 follows an "efficient and straightforward" approach: a UHF wireless microphone system designed for users who want quick setup, hassle-free speaking or singing, and clear intelligibility in sound-reinforced environments. The F3 version operates at 864 MHz, a useful variant for organizing multiple links on the same stage, especially when equipping several speakers or alternating multiple configurations in a room.
With its four frequency versions (F1, F2, F3, F4), the range targets common needs for light stage, conference, hosting, and show applications, prioritizing link stability and ergonomics over complex programming.
A Wireless Microphone For: Hosts, Coaches, Actors, DJs, and Presenters
This system is particularly relevant if you move around a lot, need to keep your hands free, or seek a constant microphone presence without being "stuck" to a stand. Presenters, trainers, sports coaches, guides, DJ hosts, actors, and singers will find a practical solution here to gain comfort and freedom of movement.
The lavalier microphone favors discretion and minimal visual integration, ideal for presentations or understated stage capture. The headset microphone provides a more stable fit and consistent placement in front of the mouth, appreciated during movement and hosting situations. Note: the belt transmitter accepts either microphone, but only one microphone can be used at a time.
Designed for Efficiency: UHF Stability, Stage-Ready Connectivity, and Immediate Control
Diversity Receiver: A More Stable Base for Your Sound Reinforcement
The diversity receiver relies on two antennas to select the best available signal, contributing to more consistent transmission in real conditions (movement, body orientation, obstacles, distance variations). The auto-squelch activates when the link weakens to limit hiss and artifacts, while FM modulation and the specified reception sensitivity help maintain a clean and intelligible voice at a distance.
Quick Connection and Easy Integration: Mixer, Sound System, or Lightweight Rack
The Woodbrass UHF-1HL-F3 is designed for quick setups: plug in, power on, and pairing happens automatically. On the connectivity side, the balanced XLR output is suited for a clean connection to a mixing console, while the 6.35mm Jack "Mix Out" output with volume control facilitates integration with many sound systems. For stage use security, the microphone connection to the belt transmitter is via a screw-lock mini-jack, useful to prevent accidental disconnection during a performance.
Technical specifications
| Category | Complete system | Capsule | electret |
| Number of channels | 4 | Category | complete vocal system |
| Frequency response | 40 Hz - 20 kHz | Color | Black |
| Directivity | cardioid | ||
| Versatile UHF wireless system | singing, hosting, presentations, theater, commentary, coaching... | Type | diversity receiver |
| F3 version | 864 MHz | Outputs | balanced XLR and 6.35mm Jack "Mix Out" |
| Up to 4 systems usable simultaneously | F1 863 MHz, F2 863.5 MHz, F3 864 MHz, F4 865 MHz | Control | volume adjustment |
| Modulation | FM | Width | 210 mm (1/2 rack size) |
| Transmission power | 10 mW | Height | 45 mm (1U) |
| Reception sensitivity | -96 dBm | Depth | 140 mm |
| Signal-to-noise ratio | > 96 dB | Overall width with antennas and volume knob | 160 mm |
| Total harmonic distortion | less than 0.3% | Antennas | total length 115 mm; deployed part perpendicular above the unit: 88 mm |
| Battery life | 5 hours | Weight | 350 g |
| Power supply | 2 AA 1.5 V batteries (included) | ||
Questions frequently asked
What frequency does the UHF-1HL-F3 operate on?
The F3 version operates at 864 MHz. It can be paired with F1 (863 MHz), F2 (863.5 MHz), and F4 (865 MHz) versions, allowing a maximum of four systems simultaneously.
Can the headset microphone and lavalier be used at the same time?
The belt transmitter accepts either a headset or an electret capsule lavalier microphone connected via a screw-on mini-jack. Only one of the two microphones can operate at a time.
What is the belt transmitter's battery life?
The stated battery life is 5 hours using two included 1.5 V AA batteries.
How to connect this wireless system to a mixing console?
The receiver features a balanced XLR output for connection to a mixing console. A 6.35 mm jack Mix Out with volume control is also available. The half-rack receiver measures 210 × 45 × 140 mm.
Is the connection stable during movement on stage?
The diversity receiver uses two antennas to select the best available signal. A transmission power of 10 mW and a reception sensitivity of -96 dBm are specified. The auto-squelch limits noise and artifacts when the signal weakens.



