| Weight: | • 12 pounds | 
          
            | Video Input: | • HD or SD, SDI or Firewire, 4:3 or 16:9 | 
          
            | Latency: | • Adjustable: Less then five (5) seconds to thirty (30) seconds | 
          
            | Video Bandwidth: | • Adjustable: 200 kbps – 4,000 kbps (auto throttle maintains
              best available bandwidth depending on cellular conditions) | 
          
            | Video Resolution: | • 4:3 or 16:9, 320 x 240, 640 x 480, 720 x 480, HD 720, HD 1080i | 
          
            | Video from VOMODO Cloud: | • H264 Flash Video Stream; 350 kbs – 4,000 kbs | 
          
            | Video Output from Ensemble Designs Mitto: | • Composite, SD SDI, and HD SDI | 
          
            | Air Cards: | • Four (4) to six (6) cell network air cards at one time from multiple carriers | 
          
            | Batteries: | • Two (2) IDX Endura or Anton Bauer Broadcast   Batteries - Hot swappable for continuous operation | 
          
            | Endurance: | • Two (2) IDX E7s batteries = 2.5 hours of operation | 
          
            |  | • Two (2) IDX E10s batteries = 4.5 hours of operation | 
          
            | Power Consumption: | • 40 Watts while not streaming | 
          
            |  | • 65 Watts streaming at 2,000 kbs resolution | 
          
            | AC Power: | • Four-pin XLR 11-16 volts / 80 Watts | 
          
            | Demonstrated Temperature Conditions: | • -15° F – 105° F | 
          
            | Demonstrated Weather Conditions: | • Snowing | 
          
            |  | • Moderate rain (over 3.5 hours continuous) | 
          
            | Demonstrated Operation: | • On a motorcycle traveling at 70 mph (over 50 miles) | 
          
            |  | • Skiing (over 1.5 hours continuous) | 
          
            |  | • In airplane or helicopter below 400 feet /120 meters | 
          
            |  | • Cellular challenged conditions (over 2 hours continuous) | 
          
            |  | • ENG crews handling in breaking news environments | 
          
            | Radio Frequency (RF) Safety: | • Less then three percent (3%) of FCC allowable levels | 
          
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