Wireless camera systems at the Meydan racecourse in Dubai are becoming a common way of life for Broadcast RF, with a number of HD RF systems provided for both the host broadcaster and the world feed for the richest horse race in the world - the Dubai World Cup.  Broadcast RF supplied a vast amount of RF equipment including two tracking vehicle links, eight hand held/SteadiCAM wireless camera systems, six starting gate camera links, and a helicopter downlink.  This equipment was installed and engineered by Broadcast RFs expert crew who spend the week in sunny Dubai. 

As one of the most prestigious horse racing events came to light again, Broadcast RF were on hand with ten HD Wireless Camera Systems that included five hand held/steadi cams, two tracking vehicle RF links a few fixed cameras and a wirecam to broadcast the twenty six live races as they happened.

After 5 weeks of stiff competition, the highly anticipated final of Got to Dance took place in Olympia’s Grand Hall.  Steadicam operator Dominic Jackson used a P+S Freestyle 3D rig with Sony P1 cameras, for which Broadcast RF supplied a dual-SDI video link as well as full RF rig and camera control.

As the Olympics draw near, the test events are becoming more and more frequent in the build up to the start of the London 2012 Olympic Games.

Broadcast RF will be “darting” around the UK and Ireland over the next few months, providing 2x HD Radio cameras as they cover the Premier League Darts during the months of February to May.