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jdben622 Registered: Apr 20, 2003 Total Posts: 3991 Country: United States |
For sale is (1) digital transmitter and (1) digital receiver. These are in excellent condition, with only a few light scratches on the transmitter. Includes the PocketWizards only...I don't know what became of the boxes. $195 shipped and PayPal'd. Thanks for looking!! |
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Nelson Harriso Registered: Jan 15, 2007 Total Posts: 368 Country: Canada |
have any photos? |
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Geoffrey Bolte Registered: Jan 21, 2007 Total Posts: 1180 Country: United States |
I'd be interested if I knew which version these were. Blue or black body, Plus or Plus IIs. Photos would help! |
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jdben622 Registered: Apr 20, 2003 Total Posts: 3991 Country: United States |
Black bodies...they are Plus. Just like these, but less expensive. |
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WestFalcon Registered: Sep 26, 2004 Total Posts: 1688 Country: United States |
pm sent |
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lisy78 Registered: Apr 09, 2009 Total Posts: 8907 Country: United States |
tag |
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Pat Flanakin Registered: Jul 16, 2007 Total Posts: 1054 Country: United States |
What's the difference between the plus and plus II's? Range? I assume their triggering abilities are the same and that a plus will trigger a plus II and vice versa assuming you have a transmitter and receiver on the right ends. |
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mslifkin Registered: Sep 22, 2005 Total Posts: 810 Country: United States |
The Plus is a dedicated transmitter and receiver. The Plus II's are transceivers, meaning it can be either a transmitter or a receiver. The Pluses were sold in pairs, the Plus II's are sold singly. They both have 4 channels, the range is the same (if I'm not mistaken) and each will work with the other. In other words, a Plus transmitter will trigger a Plus II transceiver, and a Plus II transceiver will trigger a Plus receiver. I hope this helps. |
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Pat Flanakin Registered: Jul 16, 2007 Total Posts: 1054 Country: United States |
Yeah, I just looked again and noticed that the nontransceiver PWs are pluses only. I should have caught that. Thanks for the explanation. |
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jdben622 Registered: Apr 20, 2003 Total Posts: 3991 Country: United States |
Thanks Brian. |