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More research has found the Yongnuo YN560 mark iv ! The mkiii was receive only and use the YN560-TX to transmit The mk iv is a transceiver so a combination of two items above and intergrates with them as well. The TX specific unit appears to have larger LCD display. In UK the mkiv is about...

Checked more info.....I think this is right! Phottix Strato II does not have power or zoom control does have 4ch transmission, 4 groups with flash wake up. Phottix Odin has power zoom control in 3 groups info HERE Odin TX with two RX is around £290, extra RX for around £100 Phottix brochure...

So 605 6 groups but no power control 622C-TX 3 groups with power and zoom control with LCD I have just found a YN560-TX which seems to be 6 groups , power and zoom control with LCD screen, works along side 602/603/603ii units - But specific to the YN-560 III flash units. Which seems to be a £45...

Hi, Yes I agree 6 of the 603's for three individual flash units (That is hidden in post 3) 603 is 16 Channel (1-16) for data transmission but only Single group (A) Tape or colour dots is an option on trigger BUT consider me being in a blackout room/place so visibility of the remotes is an...

602 - these seem to be the same price as 603ii and now dated ? The 602 units are TX/RX specific units not transceivers like the 603. (On/off switch locations seems to be a frequently mentioned negative point of the 602, improved in the 603) 602 would still mean a handful of remotes which will be...

Thank you, I've spent some time trying to work out the Yongnuo websites!!! Euro site only has 601 and 602 listed World site has manual for 603 (not 605) So think you mean the 603mk2 - read up about it - as far as I can tell its a single group unit, you could use different frequency ch but no...

Hi, I've got myself very confused trying to work out what I need! What I want to do: I would like to individually fire various flash units (different colours) from a hand held remote, without the need for a camera (although the system could be used for remote flash firing via camera in the...