Motorola Radio Charger Cord

The Motorola CLS - 1110 is a fine handheld radio. It has decent range and can be programmed so as not to interfere with other radio frequencies. More than the radio, however, I was totally sold on the customer service I got from B&H. It was as good as I could have imagined leaving no room to ask for more. Thanks-

The CLS-1110 2-way radio by Motorola is small, lightweight and easily accessible for my assisted living staff. If only there was a way to eliminate the protruding antenna (can easily get in the way), this would be the world's most perfect unit!

No problems and I like this one better then the original Canon charger that comes with a cord.

Good charger and as a bonus it has a car charging cord.

Great little radio; easy to use;  I like that the cord detaches when not needed; excellent sound

I love that this charger does not have a cord to keep up with and just plugs right into the outlet. Works great!

Plugged it in....it charged.....what a charger. Seriously though...better than plugging the cord into the camera and waiting around.

I purchased this sync cord as a back-up to a radio triggering system. I when it arrived I was impressed with its weight and quality. As it turned out my radio systwm was missing a cable and out came the sync cord on the first shoot after I received it. It was a pleasure to use.The weight, finish and flexabilty keep it tangle free. Good working length.

Glad to see Westcott add a new "Shape" to the Apollo Line. Sets up the same as the other Apollo products. The new slimmer longer softbox (12"x36") allows more precise control with the included 40 degree Grid. My first Apollo was the 28" Medium Kit I purchased at B&H at the recommendation by Syl Arena who was presenting at the Event Space in the Fall of 2012. As I was one of the first to invest in the Canon 600 EX-RT, ST E3-RT system, and reading his Speedliter's Handbook, the Apollo Medium peaked my interest. Loved it from Day One. And with Radio Communication, no need for a cord or E-TTL cord as Built in Radio was included. Soon after the Apollo 16x30 Grid, Orb, Mega and the Halo have found a place in my Work space. As you may have noticed, this Greek loves the Apollo lineup.

I'm a wedding photographer and a battery pack for the formals is a must so that you don't have to wait for the flash to recharge. I bought 2 of these and used them at my last wedding and they worked just as advertised. They recharged in a couple of seconds for every shot during the formals and I also used them at the reception to pop a little light here and there during the dance. They seem well built to me and I was able to just slide them over the light stand and then mount the flash so attaching them to the stand was a breeze. One side note about the cord...... I use radio poppers and the power cord from the battery pack had a ridge on it that bumps into the radio popper bracket and forces the bracket out of alinement with the flash. I found that all I had to do to correct the problem was trim off the ridge from the cord with a razor blade and it fit perfectly! Only took a minute to trim off.