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PocketWizard MultiMAX Transceiver (433MHz)
| Range: | 1600 feet (~500 Meters) |
| US/FCC: 344MHz (Standard Triggering) CE: 433.62 MHz (Standard Triggering) | |
| Code: | Complex 16/24 bit digitally coded signals |
| Channels: | 32 Digitally coded ID#'s |
| Synch Speed: | Up to 1/250 (focal plane) |
| Batteries: | 2 AA batteries (IEC:LR6) 60 hour life |
| AC Adapter: | Optional AC adapter Cat# 804-105 (PW-AC-2) 4.5 VDC regulated, 0.2 A (200 milliamp) or higher, (recommended) |
| Housing: | Custom molded high impact plastic with captive battery door |
| Weight: | 153 grams (5.4 ounces) (w/ alkaline batteries) |
| Dimensions: | Height (body only): 10.2 cm (4.0") |
| Input/Output: | 3.5mm (1/8") mono miniphone jac; Hot Shoe; USB Port; 6-pin Accessory Port |
| Operating Temperature: | Above -15° C (5° F) and below 50° C (120° F) |
| Maximum Input Voltage: | 250 VDC |
| Camera/Port 1: | 0.5 A (1/2Amp), current limited |
| Flash/Port 2: | 4.0 A for 0.00002 seconds (1/50000 seconds or 20 microseconds) 0.25 A (1/4 Amp or 250 milliamp) continuous, current limited |
| Voltage Present: | For Port 1 and Hot Shoe = 3.3 VDC, 0.001 A |
| Trigger Threshold: | Less than 2.2 volts |
| Mounting: | Hot Shoe, ¼-20 female threads, lanyard and Velcro |
| Time Settings |
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| Contact Time: | 999.9 seconds or 16 minutes, 39.99 seconds (min .01 sec) |
| Delay Time: | 9.9999 seconds (min .0001 sec) |
| Intervalometer: | 99:59:59 or 4 days, 4 hours minus 1 second (min 1 sec) |
| MultiPop: | 999.9 seconds or 16 minutes, 39.99 seconds (min .01 sec) |
| Accuracy: | Timing is repeatable within ± 1/10,000th of a second |
| Counter: | 9999 triggers (min 0) |
| Preset Rear Curtain Delays: | 1, 1/2,1/4, 1/8, 1/15, 1/30 and 1/60th shutter speed |
| Standard Accessories: | PC-1 camera synch cable, lanyard, velcro and 2-alkaline batteries |
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