Take control of both on- and off-camera lighting with the bare-bulb Qflash TRIO Flash Kit with Turbo SC Power Pack for Nikonfrom Quantum, which features a built-in FreeXwire radio system for wireless operation from up to 500' away and an output rated at 80 Ws. This version is compatible with Nikon's i-TTL metering system and has a guide number of 105' at ISO 100 with the QF60 reflector, which also provides coverage of about 35mm on a full frame camera. The head can tilt upwards 90° as well as rotate both left and right 180° for full bounce functionality.

The flash runs on Turbo series battery packs, which can provide a recycle time of just 1.5 seconds at full power. The unit also has a variety of sync settings, including slow, high-speed, 1st and 2nd curtain. Additionally, options such as auto fill ratio enable simple usage for fast setups in changing lighting.

Bare Bulb Design with 80Ws Output    Compatible with Nikon i-TTL    Guide Number: 105' at ISO 100 with QF60    Coverage: 35mm with QF60 Reflector    Tilts Upwards 90°    Rotates Left & Right 180°    Wireless TTL with FreeXwire Radio System    Recycle Time: 1.5 Seconds at Full Power    Slow, High-Speed, 1st & 2nd Curtain Sync    Runs on Included Turbo SC Power Pack

Sensor limit function prevents blown out highlights when the subject is close and the background is far

Visual and audible aids blink and beep for correct, under, or overexposed images

Program Mode allows users to set up to 8 presets for fast access to commonly used settings.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. is this a LED battery?

A: Four LED indicators are available to show the battery status. A speed-light is a flash unit, not continuous LED lighting.

Q: 2. I understand you still need to have batteries inside the flash (at least with Nikon flashes)so how much is the life of the internal batteries extended by also using an external battery such as the Quantum Turbo SC? And when the internal batteries are dead, the flash stops working, right?

A: I shoot weddings with Canon cameras and speedlites. Without the Turbo I would go thru a lot of AA batteries. I now use only two sets of 4-AA batteries -- I change them when I notice that recycle time is reduced.

Q: 3. Hi! I can used my SC with Sanyo Ni-Hm 2700

A: You can use Sanyo rechargeable AA batteries in a shoe mount flash while the Turbo SC battery is plugged into it.

Q: 4. Can I use this Quantum flash off camera with a Pocket Wizard?

A: no, you cannot!

Q: 5. will this trigger a flash connected to quantum radio slave 4i?

A: No, the flash has built into it a FreeXwire radio system. It is a different system than the Radio slave 4i.If you have a Canon speedlight you will need a kit with a Freeewire receiver, Quantum QLINK for Canon with Freewire Receiver Kit B&H # QUFWCR (B&H Kit).

Q: 6. How does this compare to the original Turbo Battery concerning capacity?

A: I have used other Quantum battery packs and this one seems to hold a charge roughly the same as the much larger versions, which should be plenty for just about any situation.

Q: 7. Will this work with Yongnuo 685? If so, what cables or cords do I need?

A: I am not familiar with the Yongnuo flash. As a former EK sales rep, I would say your customer's best bet would be to contact Turbo Customer Service direct. I can tell you that they do stress the importance of using the correct cord with the flash. Good luck.

Q: 8. From what I am reading this flash will not work in conjunction with my other Canon 600 EX-RT flash units using only the Canon RF system. So I cannot control this flash from my Canon 5D MarkIII in a group with other Canon 600 EX-RT Speedlites....Is that a correct statement?? I don't really want to buy another trigger to be able to control all my lights.

A: You are correct. Quantum's QFlash TRIO Flash uses Quantum's own FreeXwire radio system for wireless operation, and would not be compatible with the wireless radio system used by the Canon 600EX-RT Speedlite Flashes.

Q: 9. Hello do they work with the quantum QT flash?

A: This battery is compatible with the Quantum Q series flashes.

Q: 10. is it work with d750 nikon???

A: I've been using 2 Trios for Nikon on D750 and the Quantum Co-pilot for a few years with excellent results.