Light Flasher Relay

I love the design of this trigger. Changing flasher has become a lot easier compared to the X1 model.

So far this camera is doing everything that I expected from it. Love the fact that it has 16 GB memory built in and then has 2 memory slots in addition. Then you can tell it to relay the memory so that once the internal is full, automatically go to card A or card B or have them all 3 in the relay. Very easy to use....still not sure of all of the features yet but that will come in time... Feels good in the hand, but I will mostly be using a tripod. The image stabilization is pretty good too....I guess I haven't had that feature on my camera before...

This products was purchased for use in a photo booth for the American Cancer Society - Relay for Life event. I applied a vinyl logo as well as many ribbons that support cancer all over the paper. It was a great success.

I use it for holding a chronograph. Nice and compact and holds position. At a good price. I have nothing negative to relay.

I purchased this to relay the signal from a remote security camera. Some of the setup details weren't clear, at least to me, but the technical support was outstanding. Once I had a better understanding of the system the documentation and support videos are perfect for reviewing how to set up the system.

I bought this Tether Tools Case Relay Camera Power System along with the Tether Tools Relay Camera Coupler For Canon Cameras With Lp-E6 Battery, and Tether Tools Strapmoore. I also got 2 HyperGear Dual USB Power Bank 20000mAh Universal Portable Rapid Charge power banks. I shot 2, 8-hr days of video this week, and barely used up 2 out of 5 lights of charge. This is a great power solution for time lapse, or video. Plug in the adapter into the camera battery compartment. (My Canon 80D has a rubber flap that allows the cord to stick out and still close the door.) Wrap up the Case relay, and power bank in the Strapmore velcro and strap it to a tripod leg. Easy and convenient, and don't worry about changing batteries.

Anyone using a Canon EOS-M for videography can attest that you need to bring extra batteries for your shoot or plan on having short shoot times. Using the Tether Tools Case Relay Camera Power System will extend your shooting times into hours instead of minutes. The system will include the appropriate battery coupler for the EOS-M. You'll just need to provide an dummy battery for the EOS-M that can be found here: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/883409-REG/Canon_6785b001_DC_Coupler_DR_E12_for.html You will also need an external USB battery. Tether Tools sells a very good one here: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1235869-REG/tether_tools_rsbp10_rock_solid_10_000_mah.html Extend your shooting times for videography, stop-motion animation, extended time-lapse photography with the Tether Tools Case Relay Camera Power System!

I was using the Line6 relay G10. It worked fine, but this is so much simpler. G10 needed separate power for receiver. The U2 simplifies.

I've just purchased a second Case Relay system as it is so good. I highly recommend this system as a rock solid way of powerering cameras for endless hours. I've recorded non stop 4K 100Mbps on my GH5 for over 10 hours and including in over 30 degrees C heat, and this system works perfectly. I've done this dozens of times and it always works. The camera sometimes shows full battery and sometimes shows 2 of 3 bars but never below that. I've used several power banks and two different phone chargers to power it, and hot swapping worked perfectly. Only one small cheap power bank refused to power it, but I wasn't surprised or disappointed. In between shoots I will sometimes power up the camera for a few minutes without providing a power source, and the internal battery in the Case Relay copes with the load and it doesn't lead to any bad consequences during the next day of shooting. If you do time lapse or long videos or just don't want the hassle of switching out batteries, I highly recommend this amazing gadget!

A solid distribution box for my FX9. My only wish is that it would somehow relay voltage levels to the camera, but this seems to be a problem that affects all battery backs for the FX9 that utilize the barrel connector. Otherwise, fantastic piece of gear.