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Who is making very long Nikonos V sync cables?

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Who is making very long Nikonos V sync cables?

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  1. I am searching for the longest Nikonos V sync cable that is existing. 2 meters or longer.

     

    My nexus have nikonos v bulks and i need it to plug on to one end a Nikon TTL-Kabel UA-72 post-4107-1140438158_thumb.jpg

     

    any idea who make those long sync cables?

     

    Lambis

  2. Ikelite does, but you may need to also get converters that go from Ikelite back to Nikon. Or contact them directly about a custom cable.

  3. Yep, I'd Email Ike ike@ikelite.com, I bet they would make you one as long as you want.

  4. Hi Lambis,

     

    I believe Subtronic do 4 metre cables, but I'm not sure on the connections (they make a variety)

     

    May be worth dropping them a line as well

     

    www.subtronic.de

     

    Steve

  5. What is your project? Sounds intriguing.

     

    Joe

  6. I am trying to control studio lights above water :-)

     

    I have found on the end a German manufacturer tat can build a 10 meter cable for me... exaclty as i love to do it..

     

    http://www.mike-dive.de/

     

    Lambis

  7. just watch those lights don't fall in the pool - or it will be a really short dive!! :angry::blink:

  8. Steve thanks

     

    thats is the reason that the cable is 10 meters long and the lights will be triggerd trough a radiotrigger and other modifications that i am prepearing.

     

    Lambis

  9. Did some stills stuff last winter for a video team that was shooting training videos for the Diver's Federation here. They had 1,5kW of movie-style hotlights at the surface, plus 1kW of surface supplied homemade hotlights underwater. The first time I jumped into that pool I was sure I was going to be electrocuted.

     

    Did not need to bring my own flashes, though...

     

    timo

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