Do I have to hold down two buttons (triggers) to operate this?
1160015
Yes you do and if it is plugged in and charging it will not turn on when you push both triggers.
1158563
No, you don't need two hands to activate the device. As long as the attachment ring is connect to a purse, belt loop, neck chain, etc. you can simply pull the device and the pin will come out and the device will sound. The only button on the device activates a flashlight feature.
110414
I don't have a trigger either. I'll have it turned on at the back, then usually turn off the front button when I'm not using it.
1171187
The short answer is yes. Both buttons must be pressed to operate the unit. My wife says "you get uses to it, then it's easy."
849795
no you don't have to hold it down just click it on and then just click it off. hope this helps you
571671
Yes, very simple. Just two knobs and you are in manual mode. One for left right and one for up and down.
1225608
If you mean to operate like a regular switch, then 'yes'. Take it off motion detection mode (see instructions). Then, only the button controls switch . . . .
1300538
Yes. Just pull the trigger each time. Full auto only kicks in if you hold the trigger. There is no switch just based on the trigger pull
1150806
Hi, Janet, No you don't hold the button down. Just push it down and it should start up and do the same to stop it. Ruth
571482
No. U control it with the buttons. The shock is delivered as long as you push the button. The vibration goes on 3 times in a row then shuts off
28725
No, no such button. Also, FWIW I just had to return two units in a row due to being defective. Quality control seems absent.
1451788
Good question. The instructions say to hold the button down for 3 to 4 seconds. Sometimes it works, often it doesn't. I got tired of the inconsistency, so I plugged the unit into my master power control unit. Now I just turn it off with a dedicated switch on the master contol.
1289937
Not at all. It is just a pull trigger. There is a little button the handle you must press at the same time as pulling the trigger but it is simple. The unit is light in weight also.
1666028
Yes. There's a second button on there. You can set it for as little as 1 sec.
844013
Yes you have to hold the button, but it is in a very convenient position so that you hand is over the button while holding the shaft. Very nice product. We put it in our kitchen here at the store and it is wonderful!!!! Karen/Eurostoves
540969
No. It is activated by a small metal area under the trigger guard when your middle finger comes in contact with it. You can also turn it off with a small switch just in front of the metal area.
1890294
No, you do not have to hold the button down. Press once to start exposure, press again to stop. BTW...Might I suggest the RC-6 rather than the RC-5 remote. The difference is that the RC-5 has only a 2-second delay shutter release, whereas the RC-6 has a switch to change from 2-second to immediate shutter release. A much better choice in my opinion.