The MicroSync II VM2R Wireless Receiver is part of a super lightweight radio system with a tiny form factor which can easily be your solution to a tangle of PC cords in the studio or on location.
The receiver (when used with optional VM2T transmitter) is capable of firing your strobe from a distance of 200'. Just slip the tiny transmitter (purchased separately) on your camera and plug the receiver into your flash with one of the 4 provided plug adapters: 1.4" mono plug, 3.5 mm mono plug, two-prong plug or shoe mount. Select a channel (there are 16) and you're ready to shoot. Forget about on/off switches; there aren't any. This smart system goes on instantly the second you hit the shutter release and automatically shuts down when not in use, dramatically extending battery life. The receiver's 2-AA batteries last a year. The system, which operates on 433MHz, has a maximum focal plane flash sync of 1/200 sec (depending on the camera in use) and a maximum leaf shutter sync speed of 1/350 sec.
Besides flash, the MicroSync II can also fire most DSLR cameras which have an electronic shutter release input. Just purchase the optional, dedicated camera cord and a VM2T transmitter. It's great for wildlife or surveillance.
| Range | 200' (60 m) |
| Max Sync Speed |
Focal plane: 1/200th of a second (depending on camera) Leaf shutter: 1/350th of a second |
| Channels | 16 |
| Frequency | 422 MHz |
| Battery | 2x AA (1 year life) |
| System Requirements | Power pack or monolight with universal hot shoe sync voltage above 3V and less than 100V |
| Ports | Sub-mini phone input 2.5 mm |
| Dimensions | 1.42 x 0.9 x 4.17" (36 x 23 x 106 mm) w/o plug |
| Weight |
Transmitter: 0.7 oz (20 g) Receiver: 3.35 oz (95 g) |