Dave. Awesome - in a word.
Not fantastically cheap, especially over here. The Turbo recycles a Metz 45
in one second at full whack:)
For sustained fire nothing beats the Turbo, however for short bursts you
might find several sets of NiMH with appropriate battery holders (AP1 for
283) a more
: Tuesday, March 25, 2003 6:23 PM
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-- Subject: OT: Power Thread - Battery Packs
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-- Hi folks...
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-- In my quest for maintaining constant power to my numerous
-- flashes (Metz and
-- Vivitar) I'm curious to find out if any of you out there are
-- using any
-- Quantum
Hi folks...
In my quest for maintaining constant power to my numerous flashes (Metz and
Vivitar) I'm curious to find out if any of you out there are using any
Quantum Battery Packs.
If you are, how do you like them? Which type are you using?
As the spring and wedding season approach I know
-Original Message-
From: David Chang-Sang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi folks...
In my quest for maintaining constant power to my numerous
flashes (Metz and
Vivitar) I'm curious to find out if any of you out there
are using any
Quantum Battery Packs.
I do.
If you are, how do
I use a Quantum Battery Pack II with my Pentax AF400T. It's awesome. I
can shoot with the motor drive on my LX at 1/4 power in most situations,
and I rarely have to think about waiting for recharge in any situation.
I've shot 12 rolls of 120 film or four rolls of 135 and never come close
to
Ditto. I use mine with a Sunpak handlemount, and it makes a world of
difference.
I have 2 turbo Z's and love them. I have one for sale if you want it.
The #1 reason to get a battery pack is the improved recycling time. A
full discharge on an Af500FTZ usually takes about 10 seconds to
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