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11-22-2018, 03:31 PM   #1
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Activate/Fire Godox AD600BM With Cactus V5 Triggers

I am assuming they will, but would like to ask if the Cactus V5 triggers will fire the Godox AD600BM just for regular flash output without any power or compatibility issues. I am not expecting HSS or remote power control, just the firing of the flash using the manual settings I set on the strobe itself.

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Assuming you are going to hook a wire from the cactus receiver to the Godox, then yes I would think that works.
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What I mean is that when I have a V5 transceiver (set to transmit) attached to the hot shoe of my Pentax camera, and a V5 transceiver (set to receiver) attached to the trigger port of the ad600. A wireless setup using the V5 transceivers. I want to know if the triggers will fire it in a wireless set up.

The reason I am asking is that I have a set of V5 transceivers and do not have an XPro-P trsnsmitter yet, so I plan on using the V5 transceivers for now if I purchase the AD600BM.

Thank you for the reply.

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QuoteOriginally posted by C_Jones Quote
What I mean is that when I have a V5 transceiver (set to transmit) attached to the hot shoe of my Pentax camera, and a V5 transceiver (set to receiver) attached to the trigger port of the ad600. A wireless setup using the V5 transceivers. I want to know if the triggers will fire it in a wireless set up.
Yes, there is no good reason why this shouldn't work.

I've used my V5 to trigger studio strobes (Jinbei) and it worked just fine.

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Yes, there is no good reason why this shouldn't work.

I've used my V5 to trigger studio strobes (Jinbei) and it worked just fine.
Thank you for answering exactly what I needed to know. I had not used my V5 units on anything but my flashes, so I was curious about whether there would be any power or compatibility issues. Though I was almost positive the V5 triggers would be alright, I just thought I would ask about it to see another opinion. Like I said, your answer was what I was looking for, and I appreciate your simple, informative answer.

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