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<blockquote data-quote="Ruidoso Bill" data-source="post: 660792" data-attributes="member: 753">I also use Yongnuo wireless transmitter and receivers. In addition to the flashes above I have 3 yongnuo 560 III with the receivers built in. My Nicefoto's are my primary lights however using them together with other manufacturers created all sorts of 2,4 Ghz proprietary mismatches and ended up using&nbsp; created issues with the transmitters. I tried using a yongnuo transmitter on the hot shoe of the nicefoto transmitter but that seemed unreliable, miss fires etc. I ended up using the RF602's, got lots of extra receivers and especially the fragile sync cords (tape and shrink tubing) makes them lots more durable. I use the receivers on the nicefotos and the Nikon flashes but seldom us the Nikon flashes.Makes me almost wish someone would make some units that would go past the wireless proprietary boundaries but even pocket wizards have their issues.I did replace all the batteries and had some success at 1/200 so maybe that was causing some lag, just never had it on my other bodies. I use eneloops in the receivers and replace them lots its the little one in the transmitter that gets overlooked and usually replace it when it stops working.Any suggestions on ways to improve my setup appreciated!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ruidoso Bill, post: 660792, member: 753"] I also use Yongnuo wireless transmitter and receivers. In addition to the flashes above I have 3 yongnuo 560 III with the receivers built in. My Nicefoto's are my primary lights however using them together with other manufacturers created all sorts of 2,4 Ghz proprietary mismatches and ended up using created issues with the transmitters. I tried using a yongnuo transmitter on the hot shoe of the nicefoto transmitter but that seemed unreliable, miss fires etc. I ended up using the RF602's, got lots of extra receivers and especially the fragile sync cords (tape and shrink tubing) makes them lots more durable. I use the receivers on the nicefotos and the Nikon flashes but seldom us the Nikon flashes. Makes me almost wish someone would make some units that would go past the wireless proprietary boundaries but even pocket wizards have their issues. I did replace all the batteries and had some success at 1/200 so maybe that was causing some lag, just never had it on my other bodies. I use eneloops in the receivers and replace them lots its the little one in the transmitter that gets overlooked and usually replace it when it stops working. Any suggestions on ways to improve my setup appreciated! [/QUOTE]

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