I have the Stratos II set which doesn't do HSS. If i get this set will i be able to do HSS with my current Stratos II receivers?
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No it will not. .. you will not be able to control the Stratos II beyond triggering. You will not be able to made change on the transmitter and have it reflected on the Stratos... you will need the Odin receiver.
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Yes. But not the S2 Skyrocket, which is what my wife has. For that you need the BACY38SSSKY-BK. If you're not sure which one you have, check your camera aperture and look at the pic on amazon.
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You can get the Phottix Mitros+ transceiver flash. It is a flash, Odin transceiver, Odin receiver, Strato receiver all in one unit.
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This dish has a b-band converter and there are a couple different steps in set up but yes you can use the H 24 receiver. One Cable to camper. B converter goes on back of receiver. You can also buy the same type of lnb that is on your dish and splitter and there are no changes set up dish is alot easier.
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I don't recommend trying to mix Dish equipment with anything else. If it works, you got really lucky. They are even touchy about what splitters/combiners used with specific equipment. If you don't have solid advice from someone who understands satellite gear pretty well, don't bother. Equipment specific to Dish Network can be a mystery.
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No. The TTL info is "pass thru" only, so to control a remote flash, a 550EX or 580EX /ii (or 600EX-RT) must be on board your transmitter. The on board flash should be "master" and the remote are "slaves" - controlled optically (using the Canon system) or optionally by radio if there are 2+ 600EX's. The Stratos ii could TRIGGER only another remote studio flash or any manually set flash. If the remote is a Canon EX don't set it on slave. It can trigger a hair or background light, a side or background light for the rest of a room at a party or reception while the on board flash gives you good camera-to-subject exposures. Better yet, where the flash doesn't have to be on the camera, you can put the camera end of an OCF (Off Camera Flash) cord of 15' - 33' on the transmitter and control a remote flash/s on a light stand, in a soft box or Octabox from the camera! Then you will MAKE images and not just "take pictures"! Google "Syl Arena" or "PixSylated" for more info or to contact the "Canon OCF Guru"! J. Alan
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you do have to have a satellite dish. hope you have better luck than i did. i got one it did not work. sent it back and they sent me another one that also did not work. i have another receiver so i know it is not my system. There support team just said they knew it worked so I just took the loss.
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I'm sure you could optically but I don't think the ST-E3-RT will work with any existing strobes using the signals provided by Canon out of the ST-E3-RT. If anyone else knows please correct me if I'm wrong..There might be a few companys designing new strobes to function with it...I would buy a few. I would HATE to mix receivers but if I could operate an additional strobe with a simple receiver that the ST-E3 could communicate with then possibly...
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Sorry, I don't know. I only use it with one receiver and it works great. I guess you need to ask Nyrius.
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I'm in the same boat but my solution may not fit your situation. I'm looking to build a 5.1.2, 5.1.4, or 7.1.2 Atmos system. Note that I have not yet purchased speakers. One option I'm exploring is to use a pair of SHK-410 Atmos speakers on top of a pair of the 4800 towers, plus a center, surrounds and either 2 more atmos or two more surrounds. I asked Onkyo USA tech for advice. They recommended the SKS-HT870 7.1 speaker system, along with the SKH-410 Atmos enabled speakers. I may still do that though. Buy these and what they recommended, then sell off the "tall boy" towers from the set. I'm in the same boat but my solution may not fit your situation. I'm looking to build a 5.1.2, 5.1.4, or 7.1.2 Atmos system. Note that I have not yet purchased speakers. One option I'm exploring is to use a pair of SHK-410 Atmos speakers on top of a pair of the 4800 towers, plus a center, surrounds and either 2 more atmos or two more surrounds. I asked Onkyo USA tech for advice. They recommended the SKS-HT870 7.1 speaker system, along with the SKH-410 Atmos enabled speakers. I may still do that though. Buy these and what they recommended, then sell off the "tall boy" towers from... » Read More I'm in the same boat but my solution may not fit your situation. I'm looking to build a 5.1.2, 5.1.4, or 7.1.2 Atmos system. Note that I have not yet purchased speakers. One option I'm exploring is to use a pair of SHK-410 Atmos speakers on top of a pair of the 4800 towers, plus a center, surrounds and either 2 more atmos or two more surrounds. I asked Onkyo USA tech for advice. They recommended the SKS-HT870 7.1 speaker system, along with the SKH-410 Atmos enabled speakers. I may still do that though. Buy these and what they recommended, then sell off the "tall boy" towers from the set. « Show Less
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No. Firmware is for a software update. Adding Atmos would most likely require additional hardware.
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Yes. They are both hi-def receivers and this is a hi-def dish. You will also need an LNB for the dish. You can get a SWM LNB, this is current type of LNB, or you can get an older style LNB that has four outputs and requires a B-Band converter for each receiver. Search "SWM technology" for a more detailed explanation of how it compares to the older technology. Good luck!
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Make sure to go through the list of sellers. Not every seller includes the receiver. The one I bought did not include one, though I already had one from my now busted Wavebird.
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Glad to help, but you should first check your manual. I found the manual online for you and on page 105 and it tells you that you can change receiver from 6 ohms and 8 ohms. So the answer to your question is yes.
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With the FlySky FS-T6 2.4ghz Digital Proportional 6 Channel Transmitter I was able to change from mode 1 and 2 freely from the controller. I do not know what the receiver is inherently though. this transmitter actually has 4 different modes for stick configuration. all of this can be changed from the setting on the controller.
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Stephen G., I'm interested in connecting 2 receivers and switching between them. I have a modern home theater receiver (Yamaha RX-V477) and a vintage receiver (Realistic STA-76 circa 1975). Each one does some things better than the other and I want to easily switch between them depending on what I want to do (like play vinyl on the vintage) and watch movies on the home theater receiver. If you know of something that can do this, please let me know. Thanks.
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You would need wireless triggers that are capable of HSS to make it work. They are typically more expensive than your basic triggers.