Monk

Hi all. I'm wondering if anybody uses anything other than eyeballing to set rough levels while solo manual hemp flying? There are some circumstances where it's not possible to level the bar on the stage, or have a level called by another member of crew. Eyeballing it from the side is often unreliable and marking/taping the ropes isn't ideal. I was wondering whether a bullseye level on the end of the bar might be a good way if you're on your own. Any tips, tricks, gadgets that any of you know of would be greatly appreciated

Greetings hive mind. I need some help upgrading a theatre hearing loop system. Currently use a Sennheiser SI 1015 IR system however the coverage is spotty, the headset charging station is terribly designed and has died again. Ive also been informed that Senny are discontinuing their IR kit at the end of the year. So need to find a new system for my 300 seat theatre. Im reluctant to go down the Sennheiser Mobile Connect route or the WilliamsAV WaveCast routes as my customers are generally older in age and not particularly tech savvy, so relying on them to download apps etc doesnt seem wise to me. Do any of you have suggestions of other systems I should look at? Its a small auditorium (15m x 15m), raked seating. Im after 5-10 dedicated headsets and a suitable transmitter. Any advice would be greatly appreciated Thanks in advance! Monk