Setup: Trigger on bracket#1 and lights on bracket#2. Will both fire at (roughly) same time?
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Mollie H; The ePhoto Small Triple Mount, as advertised w/ "Hot shoe" mounts, has only "COLD SHOES". The mount on it's own CAN NOT Power or trigger anything. You need to get Sync Adapters with sync cords to power up the mounts. You need to get 1 sync adapter to mount on your cameras "Hot Shoe" and a sync adapter for each of the "cold shoe" mounts on the Triple Mount. You then will need sync cords to connect all the sync adapters together and then all your devices mounted on the sync adapters will indeed fire at the same time. Be careful as all the sync adapters need to be camera specific. Each camera makers hot shoes may be different so as you order be sure to get adapters for your camera. Amazon has all the adapters and cords for most cameras. I myself have a Nikon D5100 camera and it works great w/ the adapters and cords. You didn't say what camera, flash, or trigger you have or I could have given product numbers of devices you will need. Search Amazon carefully and ask more questions if necessary. Hope this was helpful. Bob
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I don't think so but, if you can afford to experiment, see what happens. Me I thinke it might be wiser to use 2 sets of lights. with separate dimers. This would be the save way to do it.
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Yes, you will need a setup that allows 2 speed lites (http://www.amazon.com/StudioPRO-Bracket-Umbrella-Socket-Photography/dp/B00HS73OII/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1419873799&sr=8-1&keywords=double+flash+bracket ) to fire together. It will be awkward putting the lights/triggers inside the umbrella tho'
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Two lights on one switch should be no problem. The switch goes to one light which is wired to the second light. Just wire the motion sensor to the first light that is connected to the switch. Once installed the light switch is left on so if anything enters the 110 degree area of the sensor it will turn both lights on.
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As long as the flash. You are using is strong enough for the distance between flashes it should work. I used one monolight to trigger the other. I used a wireless trigger to trigger the first one and it in turn trigger the second.
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Not to shure but you can put a test light from pos post and pos cable to the bat the light will shine then pull one fuze at a time when the light go's off that fuz is the line in trbl good luck hope this will help
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You can program it to do 3 fast flashes then steady on. Make sure to follow the instructions...they're a little confusing for someone with out tech experience.
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Hello and thank you for this inquiry. To get both lights to fire, you need to have the photocell switch in the on position. If the model light is not working in just one lamp, please try the bulb in the other lamp to determine whether or not the bulb is okay. Please let us know if we can be of further assistance. Thank you and have a great day!
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Yes, these can either be two triggers, two receivers (if you have another trigger to trigger them to fire) or any combo of the above. It's just a swtich setting on if they are transmitters (trigger) or receiver. I have (4) of the older series (prev generation) that don't have the locks. But they work interchangeable with these as well. The newer ones feature the switch on the site and a lock down knob to help keep it from getting bumped off your hot shoe whcih can be fun when your shooting and moving around only to discover it fell off (prev gen) somewhere back where you were and the ground is covered in leaves about 3-4 inches thick.. Yes, these can either be two triggers, two receivers (if you have another trigger to trigger them to fire) or any combo of the above. It's just a swtich setting on if they are transmitters (trigger) or receiver. I have (4) of the older series (prev generation) that don't have the locks. But they work interchangeable with these as well. The newer ones feature the switch on the site and a lock down knob to help keep it from getting bumped off your hot shoe whcih can be fun when your shooting and moving around only to discover it fell off (prev gen) somewhere back where you were and the ground... » Read More Yes, these can either be two triggers, two receivers (if you have another trigger to trigger them to fire) or any combo of the above. It's just a swtich setting on if they are transmitters (trigger) or receiver. I have (4) of the older series (prev generation) that don't have the locks. But they work interchangeable with these as well. The newer ones feature the switch on the site and a lock down knob to help keep it from getting bumped off your hot shoe whcih can be fun when your shooting and moving around only to discover it fell off (prev gen) somewhere back where you were and the ground is covered in leaves about 3-4 inches thick.. « Show Less
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The short answer is yes. Set one trigger on transmit and the rest on receiver mode and press the middle botton and your should get the flashes to fire.
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There is a good chance that you will blow the fuse for your trailer lights if you attempt to use both at the same time. Worth a try. You might want to find your trailer light fuse box first.
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I just tried it and I could not get it to do it. I don't know why you would want both on at the same time! If you want both on together then use 2 lights.
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As long as you make sure that the dip switches are set the same for all 4 triggers, the two sets will work together.
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The first click is the spot light (front) - second click is side light but by pulling in the trigger part way you can make that flash manually.. This is a very nice light.
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The kit comes with 2 triggers and 1 remote to set them off. If you'd like the option of triggering all 3 strobes, you should purchase a 3rd trigger. I bought an extra one, the only thing has been that sometimes there seems to be malfunction in communication and only two strobes will fire instead of all 3. I tried different channel combinations and it did the same. It doesn't happen every time but it's something to be aware off.
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Yes you can; contact hitlights.com for details on how to program the two controllers.
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Impact triggers should work just fine. If I remember correctly, the light came with a sync cord as well. Just connect the PC end to your receiver and the 1/4" end into the light, turn everything on and you're ready to go.