Connect studio strobes and other flashes to your FlashQ Receiver with this 2.5mm Sync Cord from LightPix Labs. Measuring 5.9" long, this cable will connect the micro-USB port of your receiver to a 2.5mm connector on your flash for remote triggering compatibility.

For FlashQ Receiver    2.5mm to Micro-USB Sync Cable    Length: 5.9"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with a hasselblad 80mm T* lens and the flash q20 flash and trigger?

A: Yes, the LightPix Labs Male PC Sync Cord should be compatible for use with the Hasselblad 80mm F/2.8 CF T* Lens and the LightPix Labs FlashQ Q20 along with the LightPix Labs T1-S FlashQ Trigger Kit.

Q: 2. Can the trigger be used off camera to fire flash units for metering purposes?

A: Yes the trigger can be used off camera to fire flash units for metering purposes.

Q: 3. Hello, I have Sony a6000 and Nissin i40 flash, would this trigger work for both of them?

A: Yes this trigger can work with the Sony A6000 and Nissin i40 flash.

Q: 4. How do you charge the batteries

A: These are charged via USB.

Q: 5. Can you run a sync cord from RB67 to a transmitter?

A: The BH #IMSCSMPC can be used to attach a transmitter to a camera with a pc port.

Q: 6. Will this trigger a camera?

A: The LightPix Labs FlashQ Trigger T2 Kit F+ (Black) BH #LIFQTT2KFBLK is a flash trigger. It is not a shutter release.

Q: 7. will this work with leica cl?

A: Unfortunately LightPix Labs FlashQ x20 with Transmitter for Sony is not compatible with the Leica CL.

Q: 8. Can I buy a separate trigger to use it also with other cameras?

A: There is the LightPix Labs FlashQ Trigger T2 Kit (Black), BH # LIFQTT2KBLK which can work woth other flashes. https://bhpho.to/3LCXk6o

Q: 9. I have the original LightPix Q20 flash. Will the new li-ion trigger from this set work on my old Q20 flash? My goal is to replace the old trigger on my Q20 with the new li-ion one from this set instead of having to purchase the Q20ii.

A: You can use these to trigger a Q20.

Q: 10. Regardless of the TTL, will this trigger any flash using any camera? In other words, if I'm using a flash on full manual, does it matter the camera or flash brand?

A: Hi Alexander, Here are few caveats from LightPix Labs, the manufacturer: "FlashQ Trigger (model T2) works on Sony cameras / flashes with latest Multi Interface Shoe (MIS), and other cameras / flashes from Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Olympus, Lumix, Metz, Nissin, etc. FlashQ Trigger (model T2 / T1-S / T1) is not compatible with the older Sony/Minolta-style Auto-lock Accessory Shoe. FlashQ receiver is not recommended for the old high-voltage flashes and those flashes which not self-powered by battery."