> Wayne:
>
> You can most definitely use the T32 and T20 w/ Duo sync cord - that's
> what it was made for! ;) Also with the OM-2S, you can mount the T32 on
> a BG, and sync it into the TTL socket, and put the T20 on top, and
> everything will work fine. I think John Lind uses something similar -
> check his pages.
Thanks Bob. Somewhere along the line I thought someone mentioned that the
non-Olympus duo-sync cord was unsafe for the OM's with electronic circuitry,
so I was wondering if somehow the multiplied trigger voltages were
compensated for in the OM2s circuitry if original Olympus ttl 5 pin
connectors were used. I think I also read somewhere that using 2 different
third party flashes on a duo-sync could cause damage because they might have
reversed polarity or something. Maybe that is where I was mixed up.Sometimes
there is way more information on this list than I can keep straight, so I
have to have things repeated. :-)
> Also flash GN is calculated as (32)^2 + (20)^2 = approx. 38. As always,
> manual numbers give the best results, so good luck!
Thanks again.I knew that two t20's gave me a GN of 28, but couldn't remember
how I arrived at that figure. (Probably got it in the past from one of John
Lind's posts.)
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