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Old 13th November 2004   #1
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Hello everybody! i m new here . Juz bought a FZ20, UV filter, and Suntax flash from AP.
The Flash that i got is 9000 DT, i wanna ask if the trigger voltage of the flash is suitable for the fz20.Thanks
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Old 13th November 2004   #2
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Originally Posted by koolz
Hello everybody! i m new here . Juz bought a FZ20, UV filter, and Suntax flash from AP.
The Flash that i got is 9000 DT, i wanna ask if the trigger voltage of the flash is suitable for the fz20.Thanks
should be less than 3.8V...for all the DT model
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If you have searched the forums before asking, you would have found the answer here: http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthread.php?t=99210

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Originally Posted by tchuanye
If you have searched the forums before asking, you would have found the answer here: http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthread.php?t=99210
But i thought that only applies to 328DTZ and 328TZ only? It didnt say 9000dt
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Originally Posted by koolz
But i thought that only applies to 328DTZ and 328TZ only? It didnt say 9000dt
I sent to them last week...they replied as follows :-
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The trigger voltage for the flashed in your email is 3.5 to 3.8v.
Thanks
Anthony Wong
Suntax International Corporation
www.suntax.com.sg
----- Original Message -----


> Hi,
> Would like to find out what is the trigger voltage to a digital camera
> for the following
> models:
> 328DTZ, 9000DT and 9800DT. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by koolz
But i thought that only applies to 328DTZ and 328TZ only? It didnt say 9000dt
oops...my mistake....sincere apologies.....
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Originally Posted by donkuok
I sent to them last week...they replied as follows :-
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
The trigger voltage for the flashed in your email is 3.5 to 3.8v.
Thanks
Anthony Wong
Suntax International Corporation
www.suntax.com.sg
----- Original Message -----


> Hi,
> Would like to find out what is the trigger voltage to a digital camera
> for the following
> models:
> 328DTZ, 9000DT and 9800DT. Thanks.
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Thanks!

Originally Posted by tchuanye
oops...my mistake....sincere apologies.....
Never mind
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Old 13th November 2004   #8
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If the T in DT stands for Thyristor, then you are pretty safe on the trigger voltage. If not wrong, the thyristor works to regulate the voltage and current in the flash to check power surge.

T denoted in Suntax Flashes come with low trigger voltage,,,,if not wrong.
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Originally Posted by Zenten
If the T in DT stands for Thyristor, then you are pretty safe on the trigger voltage. If not wrong, the thyristor works to regulate the voltage and current in the flash to check power surge.

T denoted in Suntax Flashes come with low trigger voltage,,,,if not wrong.

Reply from Suntax to me:

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The current A version has high voltage of about 250.
The T and DT version has low trigger voltage of about 3.8.
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Hope this will help to clear any further confusion.
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im gonna be posting my pictures of the Loy Krathong festival soon... all flash photography using suntax 328DTZ
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Originally Posted by ParkertR
im gonna be posting my pictures of the Loy Krathong festival soon... all flash photography using suntax 328DTZ
looking forward to it..
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