I have a Viv 283 that's somewhere in excess of 250V but it's circa
1976/77. I think the vast majority of stuff you find on the used
market today is at least from the mid 80's on up. Most, like the
T-32's, are 12 volts or less. All it takes is a simple volt meter to
check it out.
Dr. Flash
AG Schnozz wrote:
> Dr Flash wrote:
>> I don't believe it. How do we explain the 249 volts in the manual,
>> the
>> 200 volt statement from Oly Europe to Nils and the successful use
>> of 12 volt T-32's by many. More FUD.
>
> Exactly. My problem with using these old 200v flashes is that I've
> been poked by them more than once. Those things hurt. I'll stick
> with low trigger-voltage units, myself.
>
> AG-curly-Schnozz
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