Is this suitable for flashing my Turnigy 9x transmitter?
1654977
Yes it is. I flashed mine with opentx and other software. You will still need a cable to solder to the main pcb board.
1654978
Hi Jacob, you could possibly use the plug, but you would have to put stiff wires out of the female end to touch onto the correct contacts on the main board. A better solution (thinking you are going for er9x?) is to get the smartieparts board that has a mini-usb port for easy programming. Do a search for it and you will find all sorts of help. It was a very easy install. While doing it, add a backlight! It is so worth it.
1976791
You should be fine, however I would convert it to electronic ignition instead. you will have a lot fewer problems and issues with the system.
1210087
I see no reason why it wouldn't work. All it does is send a trigger to fire off the flash. I have used it on different speed lights in the past that were not listed in its compatibility description. It's small and convenient to use.
956264
Yes, I used it to replace my 921 bulb for my reverse light. I've had it for about 3 months and still works great.
1997366
should work well with all flashes, the only thing though is that it's a little too big and it starts to wear off so in the future you will eventually need to replace the wings
543092
No! You wont be able and whatch out! my transmitter just got broken by holding a Canon Speedlite 430 ex. You'll have hard time getting replaced or repair.
472234
Yes it will. However you will need an idatalink usb adaptor to flash the needed firmware to the module or you can find a local dealer to flash it for a small fee. Be sure to get a printout of the wiring diagram for your firmware as they are all different and not included in the box.
838114
Sorry, but I have the Yongnuo YN560-III which work off of the actual flash and not a radio signal. These only work of off the flash itself and must be somewhat in line of site with the master. These serve my purpose just fine.
735134
Yes, but you will have to figure out how to hide the battery pack and wires.., as well at figuring out a mounting system to secure the light. Tape and apoxy worked for me. But as long as the transmitter is connected to the brake light of your bike, its ultimately your decision what you want and where you want the unit to be. Its a great piece of motorcycling technology, but id suggest replacing the stock batteries with something beefire.
1080912
Yes. This is NOT a dedicated unit. There is no TTL with this. It is a manual flash.
896615
No ,,, you need j2534 flash module,, and original manufacturer tools for full flashing capability
1846961
This module is an exciter, if you have a weak spark and there is a module like this on it, then yes it will work. If there is not one on it, then no. You may have other issues
758452
No. It is designed to flash the "ShoMe" l.e.d. Lights. It will burn out in no time if it even works at all
1215623
Yes this would be acceptable. If you use 1.5 alkaline batteries, you can only use 5, must use 1 dummy battery, essentially a short. Transmitter will refuse to operate on 9 volts. Dummy battery listed on internet -- maybe listed as Zero volt, about $1.00 from China.
1068867
Im not sure, I used it for my plug & play xm radio. You should check on the net, look up the radio and contact the manufacturer they should be able to tell you, because I bought a few that didn't work, wasted money on my part.
2281861
I use mine as a slave flash so the answer would be yes. You do need a slave adapter to use as the trigger, attached to the base of the flash. They are inexpensive to purchase.
2096807
Hell no. I would not trust it at all. I had 2 of them blow fuses and melt on me. They get hot as hell. There are better ones out there. DO NOT BUY!