Designed to detect fiber breakpoints, fiber leaks, poor connections, and stress points, this Jonard VFL-300 Visual Fault Locator Kitis perfect for field personnel detecting faults in fiber optic cables.

Up to 3-Mile Range    Class IIIA Laser

• 650nm Class IIIA laser diode identifies faults in single and multi-mode fiber up to 3 miles long
• Has three different modes with constant output power: continuous wave, pulsing, and slower pulsing mode
• Works in OTDR dead zones and is used for end-to-end visual fiber identification
• Protective sleeve can be rotated to keep power button safe from being accidently pressed
• Light and portable pen-style design with rugged aluminum housing is perfect for jobsites and on-the-go use
• 60 hours of battery life powered by two AA batteries (included)
• Also includes adapters for 1.5 and 2.5mm ferruled connectors, such as FC, SC, and ST connectors as well as an LC adapter for LC connectors, carrying pouch, batteries, and instructions

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this suitable for YONGNUO YN560 IV Flashlight?

A: I don't know. I bought this for a Nissan Flash and it works well for that.

Q: 2. Does the FX6 fit the Bolt VX710N?

A: The Visual Echoes FX6 is designed to specifically fit the Nikon SB-900 and SB-910 flashes and will not fit the Bolt VX710N. Try the Visual Echoes FX4 for a better fit: http://bhpho.to/TWM4YA

Q: 3. Which better beamer works with yonguo speed light YN560-IIIplease adviseThanksSimon

A: Sorry Simon, I use my beamers with the 430 and 600 Canon speed lights, each having its own matched better beamer. I would contact the manufacturer for a specific recommendation re: your yonguo. In general, I have them on most of the time when I'm photographing wildlife with my 300/2.8, 100-400, or 500/4, usually for fill. Work great!

Q: 4. Is it possible to mount a gimbal head on this? Will it require any additional quick release plate?

A: I suppose you could. I use a Gimbal head but never felt the need to attach it to the panning plate. When using the panning plate I was in a safari vehicle with open roof and beanbags. I just mounted the lens to the panning plate and kept shooting. You would need to put a Swiss arca plate on the bottom of the Gimbal head and then put the head on the panning plate if you want to mount your gimbal head there.

Q: 5. Would the FX6 fit the large handle-mount Metz 76 (or the smaller 58 or 52)?

A: No, that will not work on the Metz 75 flash, it is too large.It will fit on the 58 and 52 flash but will have space on either side.

Q: 6. does this fit the Yongnuo 685 for Nikon?

A: The Visual Echoes FX6 Better Beamer Flash Extender, B&H # VIFX6 is more suitable for the Yongnuo YN685N.

Q: 7. Is this will fit to nikon sb 800 flash?

A: Not according to the website - it suggests using the FX-4 for the Nikon SB 800. as the 'ear' size is 1 1/2 inch for the FX-4 vs 1 3/4 inch for the FX-3 - ie the FX 3 will be too big to fit on the SB 800There is a compatibility website that lists all the BB and compatible flashes. look up Naturescapes better beamer compatibility in your web browser.

Q: 8. I am looking for a Better Beamer that will work on my Canon 430EXll now and also the 580 when I upgrade soon?

A: The Better Beamer Flash Extender will work fine on both flash models.

Q: 9. Does the flash from the FX3 Better Beamer startle or scare away wildlife?

A: Absolutely not! Set if 1-2.5 stops under. Use high speed flash settings for wildlife!

Q: 10. Will this work with a Canon 580 Flash?

A: You need the FX3 Beamer, click the link below to view; https://bhpho.to/2V7GIgm