The Lectrosonics PF25 is a passive filter that's compatible with Venue series receivers and UMC16B multicouplers operating in frequency block 26. It's a simple BNC adapter that you insert into a coaxial line between the antenna and the receiver or multicoupler. Just like the front-end filters in your system, the PF25 will add an extra layer of protection helping to reduce interference and intermodulation. If you're using a remote antenna amplifier, the PF25 is designed to bidirectionally pass phantom power to operate the device.

Whether you're using just a single receiver or multicoupler, or a more complex set up with an antenna distribution system, you can benefit from using a PF25 passive filter.

Reduces Interference    Suppresses Noise    Made in the USA

Helps to suppress unwanted noise and reduce interference

Passes DC phantom power to operate remote antenna amplifiers, while continuing to pass the RF signal in the opposite direction

Built with a rugged metal housing in Rio Rancho, New Mexico

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. how small does the stand fold to? need to know whether this will fit in a suitcase.

A: The stand collapses to 27.5 in. Thanks and enjoy!

Q: 2. How tall does the light stand go?

A: Almost 7 feet, it becomes a little unstable at that heigth, must use a sandbag, in case you use it in an exterior location.

Q: 3. What is the actual range of the riser? I am contemplating using a head that is 7 from the base to the flash tube. It's larger than a standard speedlight which is about 5 from the base to the tube.

A: From the base to base of the tube flash is 7 inches,works well for barebulb flash .I likes the light is softThanks

Q: 4. I have Nikon SB700 flashes and they fit in the Rapid Box but I currently use Yongnuo triggers which prevents it from sliding the flash into the Rapid Boxes. Does anyone have any recommendations as to what other triggers to use with my Nikon SB700 flashes?

A: Don't think you need new triggers - just a flash sync cable from the trigger to the flash. The trigger will still be fired from the camera and initiate the flash via the cable. You should see a round plug hole on the flash and on your triggers. You can use Velcro to secure the trigger to the back or side of the flash or just let it dangle - it will work - just ask the B7H guys for the right cable.

Q: 5. Will this work with a Gotex TT350 that has the smaller Sony hot shoe bracket?

A: Yes. I have used this soft box both the Godox TT350 and the Godox TT685.

Q: 6. Any suggestion on how to connect Flashpoint eVOLV 200 Pro?

A: This unit is not meant for use with that flash.

Q: 7. I see a grid that sales for the Rapid Box 26 but in the specs it says this does not accept grids. So I am a bit confused, will I be able to purchase a grid and use with this softbox?

A: Nannette, thanks for catching the error in the specs. There is a grid available for the 26 Rapid Box Octa.

Q: 8. Does the angle of the light coming out of a SB-800 Nikon flash is large enough to allow the light to reach all the surface of the white front diffusion material ? The same question for the strip box 10X24in. Thanks. Dominique.

A: There's actually a polished aluminum reflector plate that mounts inside the modifier similar to a beauty dish set up. It does pretty well minimizing hot spots and spreading light, also reducing the need for super wide angle flashes.

Q: 9. Does this come with the front diffusion material? And can this fit an Interfit Strobie 360 bare bulb flash?

A: Vera,the Rapid Box does come with a full stop diffusion panel. It does not, however, come with the deflector plate which I would recommend to get an even distribution of light across the diffusion panel. It works with most speed lights, however on the Strobie I would inquire about that first to make sure you could move the bulb inside the Rapid Box without damaging the bulb. You would want the bulb fully inside the Rapid Box for even lighting. So, just off the top of my head I'd cautious about making this purchase without knowing if the bulb would not get damaged. Other than that, I like this softbox and used it on location just this weekend.

Q: 10. Can I use this on my godox ad200?

A: Yes you can. You would have to buy a small ballhead to mount it. There is a youtube video on this by a photographer named Wes Perry.