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wmmk · 05-04-2007, 09:06 PM

Originally Posted by davemdsn

The HV models are supposed to be safe. The non HV are safe after a certain manufacture date. The 283s are definite camera fryers. Oddly enough, I used my 283s with my *istD via sync cord and it kept working. It would occassionally stop working but would always bounce back. I didn't know about the voltage issues at the time and wouldn't try it again. I'm all wireless now, thank goodness.

Just to clarify, would this include HV models made up to 15 years ago?

Thanks,
Will

05-04-2007, 09:06 PM	#7
wmmk Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Chicago Gallery Photos: 0 Posts: 106	Originally Posted by davemdsn The HV models are supposed to be safe. The non HV are safe after a certain manufacture date. The 283s are definite camera fryers. Oddly enough, I used my 283s with my *istD via sync cord and it kept working. It would occassionally stop working but would always bounce back. I didn't know about the voltage issues at the time and wouldn't try it again. I'm all wireless now, thank goodness. Just to clarify, would this include HV models made up to 15 years ago? Thanks, Will __________________ De gustibus non disputandum est(Concerning taste, there is no argument) Pentax K100D, 18-55, Tamron 28-200, MacBook Pro flickr Chances are, this post was written while enjoying the 22nd Violin Concerto by Giovanni Battista Viotti