This PowerSlave Wireless Flash Receiver is an extra receiver for the PowerSlave flash trigger set. It must be used with the PowerSlave transmitter, which is available separately.

The receiver can be triggered from up to 150' away. It operates on the 2.4 GHz reduced interference frequency, and has 16 channels to choose from, helping to avoid interference. It has a sync speed of 1/200 sec, and features a built-in Wake-Up function that allows you to wake a flash from standby mode simply by depressing your camera's shutter release halfway. A 2.5mm jack facilitates use with a studio flash.

The receiver is designed to fit onto the flash bracket of the Impact Quikbox, enabling you to shoot without line-of-sight when the flash is mounted in the softbox. Included with the receiver are two sync cables for a variety of lights, an elastic light stand cold-shoe mount, and two AAA batteries.

The PowerSlave flash trigger is compatible with most manufacturers' shoe-mount flashes which feature manual power control. Pentax, Sony/Minolta, and Sony Multi-Interface Shoe systems are not compatible. The wake up feature will only work for select Nikon and Canon models.

Compatible with Impact Quikbox    2.4 GHz Reduced Interference Frequency    16 Channels    Operating Range up to 150'    Flash Sync Speed up to 1/200 sec    Wake-Up Feature    Integrated Hot Shoe    2.5mm Jack for Studio Lights    Shutter Release Function

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this transmitter allow for High Speed Sync?

A: Yes it can do HSS up to 1/8000th or the limits of the camera.

Q: 2. Will this trigger the Godox TT685S off camera?

A: Yes, it will work.

Q: 3. Can this receiver communicate with my impact powersync16 transmitter?

A: I assume yes as they are sold together.

Q: 4. Is a Wireless Flash Trigger Receiver required with the SB-600? I can't find a list of compatible Nikon Speed lights.

A: You will need a receiver for the Nikon flash units. https://bhpho.to/2VTCQfw

Q: 5. Will this come with a 6.35mm plug in or converter?

A: It comes with a 3.5mm and a 1/4" phono plug cable .

Q: 6. What is the max sync speed? I need 1/250sec

A: Because your camera uses TTL, this will duplicate just as if your speed light is on camera. I have noticed that when this set up is used, it automatically switched my camera to Manuel flash. You're going to control your speedlight output using the controls on the transmitter. Really nice set up without spending Pocket Wizard money.

Q: 7. can you use high speed sync with this system?

A: No, this system does not have high speed sync.This model can do high speed sync but it does not do groups like the viper.hahnel Tuff TTL Flash Trigger For Canon CamerasB&H # HATTWTC ? Mfr # HL-TUFFTTLhttp://bhpho.to/QA3wA1

Q: 8. Is this receiver compatible with the GODOX XT-16 transmitter?

A: The Neewer QR Wireless Flash Receiver is not compatible with the GODOX XT-16 transmitter. It only works with these transmitters, https://bhpho.to/3Zm52Mr.

Q: 9. I have SB-28 speed lights and I cannot get them to fire when mounted on the hot shoe of the X1-R. Is a sync cord the only option?

A: While Godox does not have a official list, from testing and trouble shooting we have come to the conclusion the the SB-28 is not compatible.

Q: 10. just bought a Godox X1c for canon T5i and would like a video demo for use with my Canon 430exii speedlight. Do you have a video to watch?

A: Unfortunately, we do not have product videos displaying the use of the Godox X1C TTL Wireless Flash Trigger Set for Canon with the different flashes available on the market. However, we do list a copy of the instruction manual under the "In The Box" section under the Overview on our website. Pages 37-40 show how to set the transmitter for usage, while pages 41-42 show how to set the receiver for usage (though I do recommend reading the entire instruction manual for further information). Do note you can search online for "Godox X1R-C usage" on popular video websites, and there are many videos available showing the usage of the receiver, though it may not be with your specific flash (which has been discontinued and is no longer avaialble for purchase, but which should still be compatible for use with the X1R-C receiver in the kit).