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Pocketwizard Pc3n Coiled Pc Sync Cord (3')

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The PocketWizard PC3N Coiled PC Sync Cord is designed for connecting a PocketWizard radio (including FlexTT5) to any flash equipped with a PC terminal or for connecting a camera or lens PC terminal to a transmitting PocketWizard radio(except MiniTT1 and FlexTT5).

For PocketWizard Radio Units Including FlexTT5, Cameras and Flashes with PC Terminals

Parameters
Length	3.0' (91 cm) extended, 1.0' (30 cm) closed
Connectors	1/8" (3.5 mm) Mono miniphone to locking PC male
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.075 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	7.05 x 3.3 x 0.85"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with a Godox FLash and a Sony A7rIII? Seems as though my Godox flash in finicky with the hotshoe. I'd like to use it off camera.

A: I'm not familiar with the flash or camera. However if either has the connection ports to fit that cable, then yes it should work.

Q: 2. Will this cable work between Hahne Remote Capture Timer Kit and Petnax KP?

A: This cable would not be compatible with the Hahnel Remote Capture Timer Kit and the Pentax KP.

Q: 3. Will this cable connect my old SekonicL508 to my GodoxX2T to test different flashes and different apertures?

A: Yes, the Impact Sync Cord Male Mini (3.5mm) to Male PC (16') will connect your Sekonic L508 to the Godox X2T series of triggers.

Q: 4. Will this cord work with Pocket Wizard X to a flash with a PC socket?

A: I do not know if this cord will work.

Q: 5. Will this work nissin 360tw on a mamiya 545

A: No this will not fit this is an old flash this type cable is no longer made.

Q: 6. Will it connect to a canon 6d mark ii?

A: Yes. The following unit does offer a PC terminal.

Q: 7. Will this cord work to connect a Canon 7d Mark 2 to a Neewer Flash speedlight?

A: If the speedlight has a pc sync socket, then yes.

Q: 8. Will this work with a Canon F1 and a godox ad300pro?

A: The Impact Sync Cord Male Mini (3.5mm) to Male PC (10') BH #IMMMPCM10 is compatible with a Canon F1 and a Ad300Pro.

Q: 9. How long does this coiled cable get?

A: The Rotolight 3.5mm to Male Flash PC Coiled Sync Cable BH #ROL35PCCBL is a 10" cable.

Q: 10. Would this cord connect to a Canon Speedlite 580ii? I've used this cord with strobes before and Wizards with flashes, but for some reason can't remember if it would connect to a flash (don't have my own flash yet so can't go check lol).

A: Yes, this Impact Sync Cord Mini cable would connect a Pocket Wizard to the sync port on the Canon 580EX II.

Ari	26/09/2024
After Paramount called it quits, I couldn't source these easily. They're great at what they do, and also just as good for making your own PC adapters, when necessary. Good quality cord, wires and contacts. Price is right, too! 5

Noah	15/08/2024
I don’t understand the hatred for this? It works as intended and is a godsend! 5

Carlo	03/08/2024
I found these cords to be very nice. They work well and seem well made. 5

Peter	28/07/2024
Works perfectly - and special thanks to Chuck for stepping in to help me out! Can’t thank him enough 5

Bob	05/07/2024
Wireless is great until there's a problem. That's why I always carry backup cords to a shoot on location. 5

Carl	29/06/2024
Works perfectly firing my Godox X-1 trigger from my old Yashica-Mat TLR and 35mm film cameras. 5

Barry	18/06/2024
This simple cord allows me to use my old Yonguno ring flash (with Canon hot shoe fitting) on my Sony a7Riv. It won't permit ETTL, but working manual flash mode for macro is fine with me. 5

Ari	03/06/2024
Good price, very good quality components and contacts. 5

Rennis	25/05/2024
Purchased this to use with my Godox X1 transmitter when attached to some film cameras I have. Works great! 5

Gary	22/04/2024
Using it to connect my old Nikon SB-28 flash to my Canon 5D MkIII for macro photography. Hand holding flash off-camera in manual mode for dramatic lighting. Enough light to use Canon 100mm macro lens at f32 and 1/180sec (on tripod to retain focusing distance) to stop action but get good depth of focus. 5