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Visico VC-16 Multi-purpose Radio Trigger For Canon Cameras - Lighting For Studios with Remote Control George Foreman 42634-bit Wiegand Readers)Key Features: Multiple

Name: Visico VC-16 Multi-purpose Radio Trigger For Canon Cameras - Lighting For Studios with Remote Control George Foreman 42634-bit Wiegand Readers)Key Features: Multiple
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 51432036050
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Visico VC 16 Multi purpose Radio Trigger For Canon Cameras Lighting For Studios with Remote Control George Foreman 42634 bit Wiegand Readers)Key Features: Multiple 42634 bit Wiegand Readers)Key Features: Multiple Verification Modes: In tandem with the FR1300 RS485 reader Battery: 250mAh 4GHz radio receiver Functions: Remote flash triggering

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