The black Explore Scientific Radio-Controlled Projection Clock with External Weather Sensor displays not just the time and day, but also the climate of the clock's environment and the current weather conditions with the help of the included wireless sensor that can be placed up to 98 feet away. The clock supports up to two additional wireless sensors (available separately) to provide a complete picture of the conditions indoors or outdoors. Rotating up to 180°, the projector arm ensures the clock can be placed in a wide variety of positions for your convenience. The clock can also be set manually or via radio signal to ensure accuracy.

Time Projection with 180° Flip    Supports up to Three Sensors    Radio-Controlled Clock and Calendar    12/24 Hour Mode    Dual Alarms with Snooze    Backlight

Display backlight

Indoor/outdoor battery indicator

Switchable between °F and °C

Dual alarms and snooze function

Five language options to display the day of the week: English, German, French, Italian, and Dutch

12/24 hour mode selectable with calendar

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this flash able to utilize HSS?

A: Yes, the HVL-F46RM has HSS capabilities.

Q: 2. Will this work with the DSC-RX1R?

A: According to Sony's website, it is not listed as being compatible.

Q: 3. Can you be more specific about differences between F45 and F46? Such as ability to rotate flash head?

A: The HVL-46RM does not have a tremendous amount of differences from its predecessor. The ability to rotate the flash head remains the same (180-degrees right and left, 150-degrees up), but the main differences are recycle time (from 2.5 to 1.7 seconds), better heat management (in both the 46RM and 60RM) as well as a increase in guide number from 45 to 46m at ISO100 105mm.

Q: 4. Does this work with the hvl f60m without the additional purchase of the FA RRW1 flsah receiver or do i need to buy the receiver too ? I have the sony A9 Thanks in advance

A: You still need the receiver as well. On the plus side, you can use a lot of receivers with just the one transmitter.

Q: 5. hi..is this flash commander work in A7?thanks...

A: I have used it with both the A7II and A7RII not sure with the A7.

Q: 6. two questions: What is the upgrade difference between this 2nd generation and the first generation? Can this use a HV connection for external battery pack (non AA batteries)?

A: The HVL-F60RM2 differs from the original in that it now offers faster performance at 200 consecutive flashes when shooting at 10 FPS with select Sony Alpha cameras. The Sony FA-EBA1 External Battery Pack, BH # SOFAEBA1 would be a compatible option aside from the AA batteries needed inside of the flash. https://bhpho.to/3nkC3pc

Q: 7. Looking for a diffuser for Sony HVL-F46RM.

A: As a diffuser for the Sony HVL-F46RM Wireless Radio Flash, you can use the Vello Mini Softbox, B&H # VE1002: https://bhpho.to/4clpZKs.

Q: 8. Hi, I have the Alpha 850, can I use it on this camera body?

A: You will need Sony's Auto-lock Shoe Adapter ADP-AMA, as the A850 uses the old Minolta type hot shoe.

Q: 9. I know it sounds silly but does it come with any camera dividers at all? I'm aware that there's a core-unit option but i just want to know if there's anything in comes with

A: Unfortunately, the only dividers included with the Shimoda Designs Explore v2 30 Photo Backpack are within the core unit.

Q: 10. What advantages are provided by this flash taking advantage of the a7 series face detection?

A: If the face of the subject is in the shade the flash and camera will know to increase the exposure to better expose for the face.