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Rovelight transmitter question

 
gqllc007
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Oct 09, 2015 13:49 |  #1

I have three rovelights. I use them with Yongnuo 622tx and receivers. I read that you can change the power levels with the TRS transmitters that come with them. If I am using three lights do I have to use three separate transmitters to change the power?? Is there a better way to change the power levels besides reaching behind the lights?




  
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Oct 09, 2015 14:13 |  #2

You can use one transmitter for control - you just have to change the channel to change which strobe it controls.




  
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Oct 09, 2015 14:27 as a reply to  @ DavidN4's post |  #3

Ok I wondered if that was the way to do it




  
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