Radio Motorola T200 Manual

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!

Manual all the way. The radio trigger syncs with my Godox X1T for manual control of power. I am currently using six TT600 flashes for humming birds in my front yard. So far they have worked as advertised.

This is a well-designed radio that's easy to use for older people who are used to a manual dial.

If you're looking for a budget 50mm lens, but still want to feel a quality product that was worth your money, you really do not need to look further than the TTArtisan 50mm lens here. For less than $100, I don't think there is a better lens out there that is able to compete -- in both build and image quality. I bought the X-Mount version for my Fujifilm X-T200. Having only the 15-45mm Kit lens before, I didn't truly feel happy with my camera until I picked up the TTArtisan 50mm. Although it is a fully manual lens, I find myself wanting to pick up my camera more and try and find that amazing sweet spot with the focus point, and look at the sweet, sweet Depth of Field this lens is able to provide. The lens is solid with it's all metal build, and the focus ring feels smooth as butter. The clickable aperture ring feels great (especially as I'm solely a stills-shooter), and I love how it feels in hand. There's not much I can say here that hasn't already been said about this lens, so all I will say is this: Just buy it. You won't be disappointed in this manual lens. Attached are photos all taken with the Fuji X-T200 + TTArtisan 50mm f/1.2.

I was waiting for a TTL and Manual capable radio trigger for use with my Canon systems for event photography. With this product I decided the wait was over and jumped in. I already had Elinchrom Skyport triggers but wanted more function like HSS. I am very impressed and happy with the added versatility I can now enjoy!

Purchased for scanner (radio), works great! Holds radio, spare batteries and manual with ease

I had to learn a whole new vocabulary to understand the implications of the different specifications; once I received it, I needed to read the manual to figure out the various menu options and how to make the changes. I have a copy of the manual downloaded to my phone for easy reference! I liked that the radios have rechargeable batteries and a charging base, both via USB. with the option to use 3 AAA batteries in a pinch. They charged quickly and I found the battery life was quite long on stand-by. They have long-range capability with high and low power settings, though you need ideal conditions to maximize this. I got at least a mile of coverage with trees and other obstructions. I loved that I can get weather alerts as well as weather forecasts; this can be more reliable than using my cell phone when I'm out in the woods or ponds. Real life: It worked well over a mile with a combination of lake and trees. On a recent camping trip, I arrived before others and went off to explore, so I left a radio at camp and asked them to radio me when they arrived. We used the radio to keep in touch while hiking and kayaking. Messages are transmitted clearly and easily. I didn't fully test the full-range, but am very pleased with this.

I was waiting for a TTL and Manual capable radio trigger with HSS for use with my Canon systems for event photography. With this product I decided the wait was over and jumped in. I already had Elinchrom Skyport triggers but wanted more function like HSS. I am very impressed and happy with the added versatility I can now enjoy!

I'm not at the budget for some of the higher end radio transmitter/receivers that are out there, and will be using my Quantum in manual mode most all the time off camera anyway. What I needed was a solution to remote fire the Quantum with my Pacific Rim made radio system's receiver, which also terminated in a mini plug. I combined this along with a female to female mini bridge and my needs were solved on the first click. If you need grouping, remote ability to change ratios and power, etc. then more expensive solutions are clearly out there, including Quantum's. However, if you just need simple remote firing, this is a perfect item to work with.