Offering improved weather and UV resistance, the Polymaker 1.75mm PolyLite ASA Filament, allowing you to create items for real-life applications for outdoor use.

Designed as an alternative to ABS filament, ASA enables you to create a wide range of items with enhanced mechanical properties while printing with a matte finish. PolyLite ASA has a printing speed range between 30 to 50mm/s and a printing temperature range of 464 to 500°F as well as a bed temperature range of 167 to 203°F. This filament supports direct and indirect drive systems with a retraction distance and speed of 1mm at 20mm/s and 3mm at 40mm/s, respectively. If you are printing a creation bigger than your fist, an enclosure is highly suggested.

1.75mm Diameter    1kg Weight    30-50mm/s Printing Speed Range    464-500°F Print Temperature Range    167-203°F Bed Temperature Range    Direct & Indirect Drive Compatible

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. For the photographers that use this on large group shots. Do you feel one light/umbrella is enough for groups up to 30-40 people?

A: I used it for groups of 8 of less worked great. Used one speedlight and from the left side of group. Mite work for rows of 15 using it in the center. For larger groups I would try using it in the center moved back with 3 speedlight braket (Lastolite TriFlash Bracket by Joe McNally B&H). or 2 umbrella's one on either side.

Q: 2. Can this work with R- and Q-band receivers simultaneously? The 1/2 wave antenna only supports either R or Q band.

A: The Sennheiser EW-D ASA covers the Q, R, and S frequency ranges, from 470 to 694 MHz. The limiting factor in terms of frequency range would be the antenna used.

Q: 3. Can I use this system with the 1/4'' and 1/2'' antennas? I don't really need the very big antennas. Thank you

A: You can use B&H # SEHALFWAVEDQ for compatibility with the Sennheiser EW-D ASA.

Q: 4. Will this work for the EW-DX systems? The description says ED-D.

A: Yes, the Sennheiser EW-D ASA 4-Way Active Antenna Splitter with DC Distribution for EW-D Wireless Systems is compatible for use with Sennheiser EW-DX EM 2 Two-Channel Digital Rackmount Receivers. The EW-DX EM Receiver is the two-channel version of the EW-D Receiver, which is singe-channel.

Q: 5. This is backwards compatible with G4 systems right? I know that you need this for the EW-D series, but from what I'm reading this unit will work to combine existing G4 or G3 units as the previous model did as well...Right?

A: Yes, the Sennheiser EW-D ASA 4-Way Active Antenna Splitter with DC Distribution for EW-D Wireless Systems (470 to 694 MHz) is backwards compatible for use with the Sennheiser EW G3 and EW G4 series wireless receivers.

Q: 6. Bundle 5 says, "It also provides DC power to the four receivers, for less clutter in your rack." Is this true? How?

A: The EW-D ASA is able to provide power to connected receivers via the BNC antenna connectors.

Q: 7. Hi pal. Is the ew-d asa backward compatible with the analog A, B and G ew frequency systems?

A: Yes the Sennheiser G4 EW-D is compatible with G3 systems that function in 470 to 694 MHz.

Q: 8. Does the Roam 2 need to be connected via WiFi for the Sonos app to control it? Can you use Bluetooth?

A: Yes, the Sonos Roam 2 (Black), B&H #SOROAM2BK, must be connected via Wi-Fi for you to be able to control it with the Sonos App.

Q: 9. How well does this work with a single speedlight?

A: A single speedlight will fill most of the umbrella as long as the zoom on the speedlight is set wide (24mm is sufficient) and the speedlight is about 8-12 inches from the end of the umbrella shaft.

Q: 10. Is this the replacement for the ASA-214 which appears to have been discontinued?

A: Yes B&H # SEEWDASAQRS is the replacement.