Phenyx ProBNC Side-by-Side Rackmounting Antenna Kit, 2 Metal Plates, 8 Bulkheads, Necessary Screws, Suitable for Half-Rack Wireless Systems (ANTK-SBS-1)

Product delivered on time. The product is as stated - works great. I used only 5 of the 8 ports, so I put the "Antenna" label side in on the rack to give a nice clean finish.

Excellent

I have two PTM-10's I want to join together in a single rack space. Ideally, the metal plate to join them would have been included with the PTM-10 unit. And ideally the screws holding the no-longer-needed half-rack length ears to each unit would be the same screws that would now connect the plate across both units, but they are not. The screw-holes on the bottom are smaller and these screws don't fit.But Phenyx Pro is a budget brand and they cut corners to keep the price down. I get it. Okay but surely there will be an inexpensive kit with just the small metal plate and 4 smaller screws that I need, right? Wrong. I have to shell out thirty bucks to get those things plus a long metal plate with 8 antenna holes, that I have ZERO need for! Annoying, to say the least.Fine, I bite the bullet, hold my nose, and place the order. It arrives today and I get out the small plate and the screws. But the screws are the same size I already have! The screws they sent in this kit don't fit the bottom holes in the PTM-10 where the plate needs to attach!Of course I'm going to return it. But do I request a replacement? Or are they all like this? I'm beyond annoyed. Phenyx Pro, you need to make a kit that only includes the small connector plate and the correct (smaller) screws needed to connect it to the two units.

A single joining place on the bottom keeps the units together, but it's not very solid. If you have assembled Sennheiser, Shure, AT or anything else, it's a huge difference. I am not expecting the quality of the big names, but this seems like an afterthought in the way it's made.

The edges are not rolled, so it’s a little flimsy. Other than that it works great!

it does what its supposed to do but like other reviewers, do we really need the antenna rack? some of just need the bracket to rack 2 ptm-10s side by side but dont need the antenna rack. hint, make two part numbers, one with the antenna rack (for those who need it) and one without (to keep the price reasonable)you dont really need the antenna rack for just two ptm-10s. if you had 3 or more, yes

I loved the super functional product I was happy to have bought it at first I had a small problem with the package but I contacted the seller and they immediately resolved me with their warranty they forwarded the package to me and I was very happy that the problem was solved and in the fast way they did it

The website said that it's compatible with the PTM-10. It is not, despite the plate having 6 holes (not 4 as pictured). The front screw holes are not aligned. When aligned, the PTM-11 offsets to the front about 1/4 of an inch. The screw hole on the PTM-10 is also closer to the front hole. Luckily, the plate is compatible with the housing of the PTM-52 wireless mics. I used the side-by-side kit with the PTM-11 and the PTM-52 just fine. I didn't get to use the PTM-10 and PTM-11 side-by-side like I had wanted to.M3 screws that fit the housing holes for the plate were NOT included. Only four M4x10 screws, which are the same size the screws that fit on the sizes for the rack plates on the wireless units, were included. I had to purchase a package of M3x8 screws separately.Otherwise, the 8 antenna bulkhead was nice. It allowed me to get the four antennas, one from the PTM-10, one from the PTM-11, and two from the PTM-52, all in one 1U space without cutting or drilling.