Support your underwater flash with this Aquatica DELTA 3 Strobe Arm Kit 11" Double-Ballfrom Aquatica DELTA 3 Strobe Arm Kit 11" Double-BallTechnical Lighting Control series. This 3-segment arm is designed to be mounted onto the grip handle of an Aquatica underwater camera housing. In addition to the two 11" double-ball segments, it features a 4" lower segment with a T-base, which requires T-style bracket #77550 or an equivalent part. The kit also includes three ball clamps for connecting the parts of the arm and attaching a strobe via the required ball head adapter.

Aquatica's DELTA 3 arm offers highly flexible support for your strobe, enabling different lighting angles and positions. This 11" version is likely the best choice if you capture mostly wide-angle shots, as the extended length lets you position your strobe farther away from your lens than the 6" and 8" arms allow, thus giving you more expansive coverage. Each arm segment also has a threaded 1/4"-20 hole on its side for the attachment of various accessories.

Engineered to withstand the elements for many years, the components in this kit are crafted from an aluminum alloy that's been hard-anodized for exceptional resistance to corrosion. Additionally, the items have been treated with Teflon to make them even more durable, ensuring that they will survive the toughest aquatic environments the world has to offer.

Two 11" Double-Ball Arm Sections    4" T-Base Lower Segment    Three Clamps    Ball Head Adapter & T-Bracket Required

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be used with AC Current?

A: Yes the FJ200 flashes can be used with AC but you need for each flash the AC power adapter, Westcott FJ200 AC Power Adapter BH #WE4749 • MFR #4749 The link is https://bhpho.to/3EfB4Pu .

Q: 2. Is it compatible with Sony A7r?

A: Yes, the following unit is compatible with Sony and the other following manufactures Canon, Nikon, FUJIFILM, Panasonic Lumix, and Olympus cameras. For Sony an adapter will be needed please review the following Westcott Sony Adapter for FJ-X2m Flash Trigger https://bhpho.to/2USb4py

Q: 3. Flashtube

A: The Westcott FJ200 Strobe BH #WE4740 uses the BH #WE4745 flashtube.

Q: 4. Can this work as a slave ?

A: If the Westcott FJ200 Strobe is set to Manual mode, you may use the built-in optical sensor to fire the strobe once it detects the light output from another photographic strobe/flash. Likewise, if you connect the Westcott FJ-X2m Universal Flash Trigger to your camera's hot shoe, you may wirelessly trigger the Westcott FJ200 using the wireless radio remote as the FJ200 has a built-in integrated FJ Wireless Flash System radio receiver.

Q: 5. How many lumens does the FJ200 produce?

A: The Westcott FJ200 Strobe is a strobe. It is not an led light. Strobes are rated in watts. And it has a maximum power of 200 watts.

Q: 6. does it is compatible with the eos rt signal from canon?

A: Yes it is

Q: 7. Do the camera attachment holes on the bottom of the V-lock adapter fit 3/8" screws? I'm looking for a solution to mount directly to the bottom of a Sony FX6 via the 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 screws with my existing Shape shoulder rig. Thank you!

A: The SHAPE Delta Marbel Quick Release Kit features one 1/4"-20 thread and one 3/8"-16 thread, the quick release plate can be attached to the camera platform of any tripod or video rig.

Q: 8. What are the main advantages of using MagSphere XL instead of MagSphere for Godox AD100Pro (with S2 Speedlite Bracket)?

A: The main advantages of a MagMod XL vs a MagShphere will be in what other lights you might want to use it with in addition to the AD100Pro. The MagMod XL would be suitable for Bowens mounted studio lights. The MagSphere is suitable for speedlights.

Q: 9. Does this kit come with a mount for the Octa-S?

A: Yes, the Westcott FJ200 Strobe 1-Light Backpack Kit with FJ-X3m Universal Wireless Trigger comes with Rapid Box Switch Octa-S.

Q: 10. What are the flash durations at each power level?

A: Westcott does not list the flash duration of the Westcott FJ200 Strobe at all power settings. They only list the maximum and minimum flash duration, showing the t0.1 flash duration measurement (when the light is emitting 90% of total light) in normal mode is 1/260 second at full power and 1/2600 second at minimum power, and in freeze mode, the flash duration at minimum output is 1/7000 second. At the t0.5 measurement (when the light is emitting 50% of total light), at normal mode, the flash duration would be 1/800 second at full power and 1/8000 second at minimum output power, while at freeze mode, the duration at minimum output would be 1/20,000 second. For flash duration measurement at other output settings, you would have to contact Westcott directly by e-mailing them at sales@fjwestcott.com or by calling them toll-free at 1-800-886-1689 Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pm ET.