Metz 70 CT4: I have 2 60CT4 flashes in great shape one has no charger asking 150.00 for bough + shipping. you can call me at 904- 260 -3660 or 904- 322 -0240 carl PS these are great...

carl hervol Loc: jacksonville florida

I have 2 60CT4 flashes in great shape one has no charger asking 150.00 for bough + shipping.
you can call me at 904- 260 -3660 or 904- 322 -0240
carl
PS these are great for studio light

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bkyser Loc: Fly over country in Indiana

Do you know the trigger voltage? Used to use these in the film days. Awesome strobes, lots of power.

carl hervol Loc: jacksonville florida

I have the technology and service manual and i can't find it in there.All i can find is voltage at the ignition capacitor c 301 which is about 200v i used these flashes on a nikon n100,all i can say there great flashes probable the best .

bkyser Loc: Fly over country in Indiana

carl hervol wrote:

I have the technology and service manual and i can't find it in there.All i can find is voltage at the ignition capacitor c 301 which is about 200v i used these flashes on a nikon n100,all i can say there great flashes probable the best .

With a Wein Safe Sync, probably no problem. I was just wondering if they were set up for digital. (low voltage)

Probably the only sure fire way to test would be with a volt meter.

I will think about it. I really don't need any more flashes, but man, I hate to pass these up.

RWR Loc: La Mesa, CA

bkyser wrote:

With a Wein Safe Sync, probably no problem. I was just wondering if they were set up for digital. (low voltage)

Probably the only sure fire way to test would be with a volt meter.

I will think about it. I really don't need any more flashes, but man, I hate to pass these up.

The trigger voltage is 5 volts. I use mine with a Df, Fuji S3-Pro & Kodak P850 with no problems. Be aware that the Dryfitt battery is no longer available.