This 9.8' Gossen Extension Cord features both male and female 5-pin Binder 711 series connectors to allow users to take MAVOPROBE measurements at an expanded maximum distance from the MAVOMASTER.

For MAVOPROBE and MAVOMASTER    Male and Female 711 Series Connectors    Expands Effective Use Distance

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this meter display percent of flash contribution?

A: Unfortunately, this meter would not display a percentage of flash.

Q: 2. is there a provision for wireless connection to flashes ?

A: This meter can read strobe lights without connecting them directly with a PC cord with its noncord function but the meter can not wirelessly trigger flashes. If you need the meter to trigger the lights you will need to connect a sync cable to the side of the meter via the PC connection.

Q: 3. Can you tell me the difference between the Sixtomat F2 and the Digipro F2?

A: The, Sixtomat F2 is 118 mm x 65 mm x 19 mm / 4.65 x 2.56 x 0.75 inch and the Gossen DigiPro F2 Flash and Ambient Light Meter v2 is 150 mm x 65 mm x 19 mm 5.91 x 2.56 x 0.75 inch. The Sixtomat F2 is 95 g / 0.21 lbs without battery and the Digipro is 100 g / 0.22 lbs without battery. Other wise the are about the same.

Q: 4. I have an old Gossen Digital Luna Pro. Great meter over-all. The only problem-The white incident/reflective sliding dome over time does not stay locked in place. I know other people who have experienced the same problem...Does anyone knowif this problem has been resolved on the new Gossen Sixtomat F2 Light Meter? Pete 8/9/2015

A: I've just bought the Gossen Sixtomat F2 and have had it just over a month. As far as I can see there is no problem with regards to not staying locked although who knows what might eventuate over time. The reason I bought the Gossen is because of its reputation and it is a very good piece of equipment to help the photographer.

Q: 5. "Can it toggle back and forth between a shutter speed/aperture reading (let’s say, f/8 @ 1/60) and then to its EV equivalent (say, EV 12) (and then back to f/8 @ 1/60) or does changing the mode erase the existing reading?"

A: Yes you can

Q: 6. How much is calibration? How often is it required?

A: Gossen recommends a calibration interval of 12 to 24 months, depending on the operating conditions of the measuring device. Unfortunately we do not offer any calibration services. The recalibration takes place in the GOSSEN light laboratory on a checked and monitored optical bench. You would need to contact Gossen directly for recalibration.

Q: 7. Is the screen easy to see in low light?

A: Yes, the LCD on the Gossen Digisix 2 Ambient Light Meter is easy to see in low light.

Q: 8. Where is this made?

A: It is made in the USA.

Q: 9. Does this meter have a screen backlight so I can read it in dim lighting?

A: Yes, the screen is lit. You can adjust the brightness of it.

Q: 10. Does this light meter have a shutter speed value of 1/200 and 1/160 that you can select in the shutter priority? I shoot with a Canon camera and wanted to make sure these values are used in the light meter settings.

A: The Gossen Sixtomat F2 Exposure Meter has shutter values of 1/8000 s to 60 min. It includes 1/200 and 1/160 among them.