Gadget Infinity Mod6" of bell wire (~18 gauge) soldered onto antenna hole. 8/32" hole drilled for slightly-trimmed pen lid. You should cut the trace here according to a lot of people I had heard about that. This strip here is actually part of the antenna. I'm just hesitant to start cutting. ;) ![]() With 6" of bell wire (~18 gauge) and the lid to a ball point pen, I improved the range of my Gadget Infinity wireless trigger from less than 20 feet to more than 200. (Final result here)
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I just soldered the coiled wire onto the antenna terminal, and trimmed a pen lid with a Dremmel tool to fit in a 8/32" hole I drilled in the top of the transmitter cover. I couldn't believe it worked. My out-of-pocket cost? $0. Caution: You can ruin your transmitter doing this. Consider yourself warned. Lest I leave everyone with the impression that this made performance perfect, it does seem to cause more undesired flash pops. I don't know if that's strictly a result of this mod making phantom signals go farther, or the channel I'm using. I'll have to try different channels and see if I get fewer unwanted pops. That being said, the number of misfires was really low. I probably got 95% hits on the first attempt at a shoot. Update: It's very channel sensitive. One channel pops randomly like a dance party. Another channel is perfectly well-behaved. CommentsMarvin Kuo says:my next project...
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this is so excellent...heading to walmart
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