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RODE RODELink II Professional 2-Person UHF Wireless Microphone System

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RODE RODELink II Professional 2-Person UHF Wireless Microphone System
Key Features
  • Filmmakers, Broadcasters, Creators
  • UHF Transmission
  • Dual-Channel Receiver
  • Two Transmitters with Lavalier Mics
Designed to suit the rigors of most broadcast, filmmaking, and content creation environments, the RODE RODELink II Professional 2-Person UHF Wireless Microphone System delivers reliable UHF transmission in virtually any production application. The system consists of a single, dual-channel receiver and two transmitters with locking lavalier microphones included.
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RODE RODELink II Overview

Designed to suit the rigors of most broadcast, filmmaking, and content creation environments, the RODE RODELink II Professional 2-Person UHF Wireless Microphone System delivers reliable UHF transmission in virtually any production application. The system consists of a single, dual-channel receiver and two transmitters with locking lavalier microphones included.

Interference resistance make the system ideal for demanding RF environments. The system supports 32-bit float onboard recording via microSD card slot. A dedicated timecode I/O port makes syncing your audio and video a breeze. The components are constructed with a metal body for withstand the rigors of field recording and are powered via lithium-ion batteries for long operating times. A travel case allows you to take the entire system on the go.

RODE RODELink II Specs

Recording
32-Bit Float
Storage
microSD Card Slot
I/O
1 x 3.5mm Port (per Transmitter) 1 x Timecode Port (Receiver)

RODE RODELink II Reviews

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Can this take the Sanken COD 11D? What kind of con

Can this take the Sanken COD 11D? What kind of connection type does this need?
Asked by: George
Yes, the Sanken COS-11D Omni Lavalier Microphone is compatible for use with the transmitters included with the RODE RODELink II Professional 2-Person UHF Wireless Microphone System. You will need a microphone with a locking 3.5mm TRS connector that is wired for compatibility with Sennheiser transmitters, as RODE uses the same locking connector and wiring configuration. The Sanken COS-11D Omni Lavalier Microphone with Normal Sensitivity & 3.5mm Locking Sennheiser Connector with Accessories - Black (BH #SAC11WNSETRB) is compatible with the RODELink II transmitters.
Answered by: Lisa S
Date published: 2026-06-23

Will it be possible to record 32-bit to the pack ...

Will it be possible to record 32-bit to the pack and simultaneously transmit to the Rx in the United States? Or will that feature be limited to non-US models due to the Zaxcom patent?
Asked by: Steve
According to RØDE’s NAB 2026 announcements and dealer listings, in the United States, you can use the RØDE RODELink II Professional 2-Person UHF Wireless Microphone System to record 32‐bit audio to the transmitter and transmit at the same time; there is no patent‐based restriction that would prevent this in the U.S. model.
Answered by: Daniel O
Date published: 2026-08-22

Does it have replaceable batteries (AA?) or is it

Does it have replaceable batteries (AA?) or is it only re-chargeable?
Asked by: John
The RODE RODELink II Professional 2-Person UHF Wireless Microphone System batteries are user replaceable.
Answered by: Rob K
Date published: 2026-05-25

Does it transmit 32 bit float to the receiver?

Does it transmit 32 bit float to the receiver?
Asked by: Blake
According to their NAB showcase, they effectively transmit 32 bit to the receiver, though they never said it was 100% 32 bit and you can't get 32 bit off the receiver. It's just use for gain assist.
Answered by: John
Date published: 2026-06-24

Can the transmitters receive timecode from the rec

Can the transmitters receive timecode from the receiver?
Asked by: William
The RODE RODELink II Professional 2-Person UHF Wireless Microphone System has an internal timecode generator housed in the receiver. The receiver acts as the master timecode generator and it pushes the timecode information wirelessly to the transmitters and timecode information is then recorded directly into the 32-bit float audio files on the internal microSD cards. Additionally, the receiver features a dedicated timecode I/O port that can be used to output timecode directly into your camera or an external recorder.
Answered by: Lisa S
Date published: 2026-08-30
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