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    4 Channel PT-04 Wireless Flash Trigger

    hi has any one bought one of these and have you any tips taking water droplets with wireless trigger.
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    The PT-04's are probably the cheapest of the Chinese triggers. You may be better off getting something like the RF-602's.
    I have them to be a lot more reliable


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    I will second Mark's advice ^ as the RF-602s are twice as well made and very reliable at minimal extra cost.
    We have both here, but the 602s get used a lot more especially when distance or walls are involved.
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    I have the PT-04's, but haven't got to use them as they don't work with nissin flashes:
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