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JJC Cable-F2 Trigger Connector Cable 2.5mm Jack to Sony Multi Terminal Connector (RM-VPR1) - for JJC Remote Triggers, Triggertrap, Miops, Commlite

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  • Length approx. 26 cm (unstretched)
  • stretchable to approx. 60 cm

Coiled cable for connecting remote triggers to a compatible camera. Suitable for JJC triggers and for non-brand devices with a 2.5 mm socket. Also works in combination with the Triggertrap Mobile Dongle.

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JJC Cable-F2 Trigger Connector Cable 2.5mm Jack to Sony Multi Terminal Connector (RM-VPR1) - for JJC Remote Triggers, Triggertrap, Miops, Commlite

Short profile

  • Length approx. 26 cm (unstretched)
  • stretchable to approx. 60 cm

Product description for JJC Cable-F2 Trigger Connector Cable 2.5mm Jack to Sony Multi Terminal Connector (RM-VPR1) - for JJC Remote Triggers, Triggertrap, Miops, Commlite

Coiled cable for connecting remote triggers to a compatible camera. Suitable for JJC triggers and for non-brand devices with a 2.5 mm socket. Also works in combination with the Triggertrap Mobile Dongle.

JJC Cable-F2 Trigger Connector Cable 2.5mm Jack to Sony Multi Terminal Connector (RM-VPR1) - for JJC Remote Triggers, Triggertrap, Miops, Commlite

Technik
Maximale Reichweite ca.
60 cm
Verbindungsart
Kabel
Kamerasystem
ohne Angabe
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46387803

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