The Gator Case GK-LT-25W Laptop/MIDI Controller Bag is a combination Backpack/Rolling bag designed to carry most 25 note controllers and a laptop. An expandable top allows up to a 37 note controller to fit within the padded interior and inserts that have been designed to protect your gear. Exterior zippered pockets provide additional organization and storage for interfaces, cables, and other recording accessories. To transport your gear, take advantage of the removable, retractable wheels and handle to pull along behind you. Or, remove the handle and take advantage of the backpack straps that can also be tucked into an exterior pocket when not in use. The rugged nylon construction protects your gear from the wear and tear of travel, dual zips ensure an extra level of security if you choose to take advantage of a small lock, and a built-in identification pocket allows you to put your information on your bag in case of accidental separation.

For a Micro-controller & Laptop Computer    Designed to Fit Most 25-Note Controllers    Expandable Top for Larger Controllers    Padded Interior/Inserts to Protect Gear    Exterior Pockets for Cables/Accessories    Removable, Retractable Wheels & Handle    Backpack Straps Tuck into Outside Pocket    Rugged Nylon Construction

• Designed to carry most 25 note controllers and laptop
• Top expands to carry up to a 37 note controller
• Padded interior protects your gear
• Padded insert fits in between equipment for additional protection

• Two medium front zippered pockets with fold over flap for extra protection
• One large front pocket with double zippers
• One small side zippered pocket
• One medium side zippered pocket
• One rear pocket for backpack straps

• Backpack straps can tuck into an outside pocket when not in use.
• Pull Handle can be used or removed taking advantage of backpack straps.
• Retractable wheels for easy transport.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I'm looking for a more specific answer regarding the difference between the WR-R10 with firmware 3.0 and the new item WR-R11b? The answer that mentions "expanded capability" is not very helpful.

A: The Nikon WR-R11b is compatible with the Z Series cameras while the WR-R10 was not. Other than the compatible camera models they are the same.

Q: 2. Four questions, is it compatible to Samsung Galaxy? Do the lenses contain eye cups to block out external light? What the maximum degrees of altitude for viewing on the tripod? What is the maximum height of the tripod? My last telescope made it difficult if not impossible to view anything above 40 degrees and when looking I had to actually get on my knees on the ground and no eyecups.

A: Yes it is compatible with any Android or Apple IOS smart phone. The eyepieces that come with the telescope do not have eyecups. Eyecups are not usually needed for astronomy since you are using the telescope in the dark or near dark conditions. There are optional eyepieces that you can buy that have eyecups.

Q: 3. Can you preview cameras before selecting/switching?

A: Yes, the Panasonic Touchscreen Remote Camera Controller will allow you to view all the connected and supported Panasonic camera models from the controllers built in screen.

Q: 4. Will this still connect to the camera with an L-bracket installed on the Nikon z8?

A: An L-bracket will not fit the Nikon Z8 Mirrorless Camera with the attached Nikon WR-R11b Remote Controller.

Q: 5. Do these communicate with the WR-R10 remotes as well? I currently use the Wr-R10 so sync multiple cameras and may need to add more.

A: The WR-R11a replaces the WR-R10 controller, so it is not compatible with it.

Q: 6. What is the advantage of the WR-R11a over the Nikon SU-800 commander other than size/weight? Thanks for your time.

A: The Nikon SU-800 Wireless Speedlight Commander Unit would allow you to control an unlimited number of Nikon Speedlights (the Nikon SB-R200, SB-910, SB-900, SB-800, SB-700, SB-600, SB-500, and SB-5000) for up to three (3) groups to a distance up to 66 feet. However, do note the lights are controlled line-of-sight via infrared optical output, so use in bright sunlight can reduce the maximum operating range. The Nikon WR-R11a Remote Controller would allow you to control up to 18 Nikon SB-5000 speedlights on three (3) channels. When communicating with off-camera speedlights, you have a range of 98 feet. As it uses radio transmission, you do not have issues with line-of-sight communication.

Q: 7. Is this all would need to use an SB-5000 in radio mode off my D750?

A: Yes, the Nikon WR-R11b Remote Controller would be all you would need to wirelessly trigger the Nikon SB-5000 Speedlight Flash remotely. You would follow the instructions in both your camera's and your flash's instruction manual and set the switch on the SB-5000 to [Remote] and select the Radio Remote mode from the flash's menu for the two items to communicate with one another. The Nikon D750 should have a "Technical Guide for Radio-Controlled Advanced Wireless Lighting" manual that was included with the camera or which is downloadable for free from the Support page on Nikon USA's website.

Q: 8. Is there a way to mount the WR-R11b off camera with an extension cord?

A: The Nikon WR-R11b Remote Controller is meant to be plugged directly into the camera terminal. At this time Nikon is not making an extension cable or providing a solution to mount the Nikon WR-R11b Remote Controller off camera.

Q: 9. Does this support the un70KPJ running over NDI?

A: The Panasonic Touchscreen Remote Camera Controller BH #PAAWRP150GJQ will not control the Panasonic 20x Zoom 4K PTZ Camera with 3G/HD/SD-SDI & HDMI Output and NDI (Black) BH #PAAWUN70KPJ over NDI, but it can control the camera over RS-422 serial.

Q: 10. Will this work on my HPX250?

A: Yes, this controller will work with the HPX-250.