Can these work with the Aputure 2.4 GhZ Trigmaster? I want to use them as either a TX or RX both depending on scenario.
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This is a set of 2 Aputure 2.4 Ghz Trigmaster. So you can use them with extras Aputure 2.4 GhZ Trigmaster units using one as a TX and the others as RX. I guess it works as long as they're made to work with the same brand of equipment (Canon, Nikon, Sony, Panasonic, etc...).
1990905
I have used them with many different gateways with different processors and never had a problem. Sometimes u have to go to magtek site and change modes, but they are still fine. I would think that it would work fine.
1574215
yes they will work with some limitations. just make sure you have the latest firmware in both pieces of hardware.
738124
You have to see which radios and cables they have available. You then you need to buy them. I use mine with both Midland GTX 5000 and GTX 1000 radios. (The same cable) The cable run about $20.00
1755292
Hi, I bought these for my husband who's an electronics buff. He says he doesn't see a reason they wouldn't work with what you currently have. You could probably ask the seller as well, they may be able to provide expert opinion.
1108305
They will not work; the part number 0-101466 is for the 315Mhz version, the 2.4Ghz part number is 0-102871
603194
They should. It's just a standard trigger. Just remember max sync speed is 200.
591058
As 2009s, they may not be Thunderbolt compatible. Check first or you will waste your money. Ethernet should work without risk.
720020
I don't know a great deal about this.I would.Check the model of Odin (there are now 2 versions I know of), is compatible.Check both sender and receiver are on the same channel and in the same group.I understand that 2.4 GHz alone is not enough.Good luck.
934402
I bought 2 of them and they both use ftdi drivers. They work with my astronomical equipment when others fail. I can't vouch for all them but my 2 are fine.
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Yes but, its better if you bought the 1600 mhz version to balance the speed, since your system already uses 1600, and this module only runs at 1333. Sometimes systems become unstable with modules running at two different speeds.
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My best guess is yes, it will work. Both are 1600 MHz. I have not been in the business for more than a few years so I would e-mail the sellers and ask to make sure. (Take what I say without any guarantee of any kind implied.) Hope this helped.
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For transmitting (TX) - NO WAY, you will have a SWR that will burn the finals out in the non-CB radios.For receiving (RX) on the other bands - just about any antenna will work to -some- degree; the closer the band the antenna was designed for (in this case the 11 meter / 27 MHz band), the better.
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I haven't hooked up what you have, but I use these control an astronomical telescope and they work great. I replaced a number of other USB/Serial converters that used Prolific chips with these. These use FTDI chips and are much more reliable, at least in the astronomical community.
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Hey Ben...not to get too technical..but they seem to increase the signal in proportion to the 2.4 GHz..the operative word here is "proportionately"..I think you will be happy with the results and the price is right...check out the Asus routers..Net gear is nice..but Asus has the edge..and Asus support is second to none...good luck..Jim
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Any 2.4ghz controller should be able to pair with it as much as I'm concerned. I have never tried to bind it to another controller, but I assume it would work.
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From what I have read, they will work, at the slower 333mhz speed, even though they are capable of 400 mhz. My computer is 400 mhz.