Used Dynalite Baja B6 Monolight - Excellent

Key Features
- Dynalite Baja B6 Monolight
- With Bowens accessory mount
- 600Ws maximum power
- 7-stop power range
- LED modeling light
- 2.4 GHz wireless receiver
- Rear digital display
- Built-in optical slave
- C-Mod
- 11.1 VDC Li-ion battery
- 110-230 VAC power input
Overview
The Dynalite Baja B6 Monolight lets you attain high-quality results whether working in a studio or on-location. Its 2.4 GHz power control wireless receiver lets you remotely trigger other strobes from a distance. With the stroboscopic C-mode, the flash can fire 5, 10, 15 strobes per second. The Baja B6 provides 400 full-power flashes per charge. You can set the flash intensity over a 7-stop range in 1/10th stop increments. The B6 flash offers an adjustable duration of 1/12800 to 1/500th of a second as well as allows high-speed sync at 1/8000th of a second. The 5500K color temperature offers a daylight-balanced look to the image. You can use the LED modeling light to see the final result of the shot beforehand. The rear display screen allows you to refer the settings. The strobe runs on an 8800 mAh Li-ion battery as well as offers an option of 110 to 230 VAC power.
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control specifications
| Color Temperature | 5500K ± 200K |
detailed specifications
| Sync Speed | 1/1/250 Sec; 1/1/8000 Sec (High-Speed) |
| Power | 600 Ws |
| Frequency | 2.4 GHz |
physical specifications
| Weight | 7.2 lb (3.3 kg) |
| Dimensions | H: 10.0 x W: 4.7 x L: 13.7" (H: 255.0 x W: 120.0 x L: 347.0 cm) |
power system
| Battery Type | Lithium-Ion |
| Battery Capacity | 8800 mAh |
flash attributes
| Guide Number | 147.6' / 45 m at ISO100 |
| Recycle Time | 0.05 to 4.3 Sec () |
| Flash Duration | t.5: 1/12,800 to 1/350 Sec |
| Ready Signal | Audio |
used condition
| Used Condition | Excellent |
| Excellent Condition | Almost no signs of prior use |
- Dynalite Baja B6 Monolight - Excellent
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