This RadioPopper Radio Receiver for Einstein 640 Flash Head plugs into the body of the Paul C. Buff Einstein 640 allowing triggering of the flash from distances up to 1,750'. The receiver works with virtually all RadioPopper systems and requires an optional Jr2, PX, JrX or Nano transmitter for use. In addition to remote triggering, the optional Jr2 transmitter is also capable of controlling the Einstein's power levels. Since the receiver draws its power from the flash head, no batteries are needed.
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Key Features
- No Batteries Needed, Runs off Flash
- 16 Channels, 4 Groups
- Works with Jr2, PX, JrX, Nano Systems
- Jr2 Transmitter Adjusts Power Levels
This RadioPopper Radio Receiver for Einstein 640 Flash Head plugs into the body of the Paul C. Buff Einstein 640 allowing triggering of the flash from distances up to 1,750'. The receiver works with virtually all RadioPopper systems and requires an optional Jr2, PX, JrX or Nano transmitter for use. In addition to remote triggering, the optional Jr2 transmitter is also capable of controlling the Einstein's power levels. Since the receiver draws its power from the flash head, no batteries are needed.
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RadioPopper EN-RX Overview
UPC: 616913276489
RadioPopper EN-RX Specs
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RadioPopper EN-RX Reviews
Perfect Accessory for Radio Popper Trigger
By Bob
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2020-08-14
Same as Buffs receiver for the Einstein except the radio popper triggers the Einstein. As I use radio poppers outside too this allows me to be seamless in my workflow.
Much more simple alternative to the PCB option
By Kyle
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2019-02-07
Ive used these with the Jr2 for a few years now and love them. I shoot food and beverage in studio and on location and find these to be reliable and easy to use.
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