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Old 12-14-2004, 04:08 PM
Neil_Turner Neil_Turner is offline
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Re: Pocket Wizard Alternatives
Similar experience. The Pocket Wizards are really a very good investment.




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Old 12-14-2004, 04:23 PM
Eugene_Hertoghe Eugene_Hertoghe is offline
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Re: Pocket Wizard Alternatives
I had the Bauwens Pulsars and had nothing than troubles with them. Returned them.
Finally I got the basic transmitter and receiver from Pocket Wizard.
I have not missed one flash since. They are 100% relyable and worth the extra penny you pay for them.
Actually it's one of my best buy in year's (thinking of all the hassle I had with flash wires...).

Eugene

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