Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Cameras, Lenses and Shooting gear => Topic started by: Technics on March 21, 2007, 07:31:18 am
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When I was doing setup for a location shoot in sunlight, my Pocket Wizard-system is of course first choice. Unluckily the transmitter was left on from last job (which also was the case for the receiver), so I replaced the batteries. But it did not power on. But the receiver did.
Exactly this happened to me last time. I sent the transmitter to New York for service, and they replaced the defect part, which was a power circuit.
Has anyone experienced the same as me? I cannot believe that just having the power on gets the transmitter to be unfunctional.
Is this a 200$ crap piece of equipment?
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When I was doing setup for a location shoot in sunlight, my Pocket Wizard-system is of course first choice. Unluckily the transmitter was left on from last job (which also was the case for the receiver), so I replaced the batteries. But it did not power on. But the receiver did.
Exactly this happened to me last time. I sent the transmitter to New York for service, and they replaced the defect part, which was a power circuit.
Has anyone experienced the same as me? I cannot believe that just having the power on gets the transmitter to be unfunctional.
Is this a 200$ crap piece of equipment?
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I've had mine for years, usually forget to turn them off, never had a problem with either of the 2 transmitters or the 4 receivers.
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I've had mine for years, usually forget to turn them off, never had a problem with either of the 2 transmitters or the 4 receivers.
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Thank you Vic S! I will call the service department and make sure I get a totally new transmitter. If they are service minded.