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The PocketWizard MM1 Flash Sync Cable is an essential tool for professional and enthusiast photographers who need to remotely trigger off-camera flashes using a 3.5mm (1/8-inch) mono sync terminal. It provides reliable, wired connectivity for a wide range of strobe systems including Alien Bees, Broncolor, and Elinchrom, significantly improving lighting flexibility for studio or location shoots. A notable caveat is the fixed 16-inch (0.3m) length, which is optimal for attaching triggers directly to flash packs but may limit distance if the receiver is positioned far from the light source.
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No, this cable is designed specifically for 3.5mm (1/8-inch) mono sync terminals. You would need an adapter to use it with larger ports.
It is compatible with any PocketWizard receiver featuring a 3.5mm sync output port.
The cable is 16 inches, or approximately 0.3 meters long.
No, this is a basic sync cable meant for triggering flashes and does not transmit TTL data.
The right-angle connector is designed to sit flush against your equipment, reducing the risk of the cable catching on objects and minimizing mechanical strain on the flash sync port.
Verify that both ends of the cable are fully inserted into the ports and ensure the receiver is turned on and receiving a signal from your transmitter.
Inspect the cable for any physical damage or kinks and check the sync port on your flash for signs of wear or debris.
To use the MM1, simply insert the 3.5mm plug into the corresponding sync port on your flash unit and the receiver. Ensure both ends are fully seated to avoid intermittent firing. This cable is compatible with systems like Broncolor, Visatec, and Bronica 6x6/645. For maintenance, keep the connectors free of debris and avoid sharp bending of the cable near the terminal to prevent internal wire breakage. Store the cable in a cool, dry place and coil it loosely when not in use to maintain the integrity of the shielding.
