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Whether you want to trigger a shoe flash from across the room, or a gaggle of 4800 watt/second packs from an arena catwalk, Wein has a slave that will do the job. All are solid, tough and reliable, and there's a model available for any type of flash connection. And leave the batteries in the bag; Wein slaves don't need them.PRODUCT FEATURES:Tiny size, weighs less than 1/2 ounce!;Up to 100 foot range (indoors);Solid epoxy won't crack, protects micro-circuitry inside;Standard PC sync connector attaches directly to the flash via PC or cord.
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- Tiny size, weighs less than 1/2 ounce!- Up to 100 foot range (indoors).
- Solid epoxy won't crack, protects micro-circuitry inside.
- Standard PC sync connector attaches directly to Vivitar 283/285 or any other flash via PC or cord.
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By B. Gregoire
I tried this product out with a new Vivitar 285HV that I just purchased on Amazon. It is quite unreliable in triggering the flash. I would hit the remote flash ten times and maybe it would fire one or two times. I called and spoke to a customer support representative from the manufacturer, and he said that it doesn't work with the new 285HV because of the low trigger voltage in newer models made within the last two years. I feel it was misleading when I bought the product because it said it would work with the 285HV in the product description. I guess it does, just not the one I bought.
By S. Li (Lehi, Utah)
I have done lots of research trying to make the scenario work. Just got the peanut today and attached to Vivitar. It magically works! Fired 10 plus shot so far, haven't missed one. Will see how reliable this thing is.
By J. Ferrer (USA)
I ordered this from Adorama in December 2008.
I use it directly on a Vivitar 285HV. It has worked flawlessly from day 1.
By J. Lang (Baltimore, MD USA)
It works very reliably for my Sunpak Super 383 Flash as long as it can 'see' the triggering flash light. I am quite satisfied with this product.
By C. E. Nichols (Central Kentucky)
I tried two of these with a new Vivitar 285HV, and neither one would trigger the flash. My 285HV has a trigger voltage of 4.5 volts, and I read somewhere that the Wein Peanut requires a trigger voltage of 10 or so. It's ironic that Wein makes it sound as if the Peanut were made specifically for the 285.
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