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AlienBees: Older and Retired Units We’ve offered several different lines of flash units and accessories that you may have heard about, or owned and loved yourself! While these lines are retired, we thought you might be looking for some information on the units. If you have further questions, please call us on our Toll Free Customer Service Line, 1-800-443-5542 (Monday – Friday, from 9:00am till 5:00pm, CST). Thanks! The RadioRemote One Wireless System The RadioRemote One Wireless System provides full wireless remote control for your flash units, combining the convenience of remote adjustment and a fully functional radio slave. With the RadioRemote One, you can adjust the flashpower settings and modeling mode of up to 16 lights on 16 different banks (256 lights total!) with a range from 80 to 400 feet, depending on conditions. The transmitter controls flashpower from -0 to -6.2 f-stops in 1/10 or full f-stops, with modeling settings of Full, Off, or Tracking. With convenient glow-in-the-dark keys and back-lit display, the bar graph is easily read, to adjust individual lights. The transmitter and receiver each measure 5.25" (+2.75" for antenna) x 2.75" x 1". The 900Mhz remote system will reliably fire at long distances, around obstructions, and will remember your last settings with its non-volatile memory. click here for the complete RadioRemote manual
The Radio Flash Trigger One System The Radio Flash Trigger One System allows you to wirelessly fire all of the flash units in your setup from your camera location with an easy-to-use trigger. With this transmitter-and-receiver system, you will use one transmitter at your camera and one receiver for each flash unit in your setup. The RFT1TX Transmitter simply slides on to your camera's hot shoe and runs off its internal battery while the RFT1RX Receiver connects to your flash unit using the attached sync and pass-through-power cords. When you press your camera shutter, the transmitter will send the cue to each receiver in your setup to fire all of the lights simultaneously. With a receiver connected to each unit in your setup, the cue to fire will only come from you, preventing other photographers in the area from tripping your system. If other photographers are not a concern, you can simply connect one receiver to one of your flash units and let the light-sensitive slaves fire the remaining flash units in your setup. click here for the complete Radio Flash Trigger One manual lb11.jpg)
The Boom Arm AttachmentThe LB11 Boom Arm is a support accessory for your flash units, attached to your heavy-duty light stand to hold an additional flash unit. With a flash unit mounted on the boom arm, the unit may be adjusted to provide light from various heights and angles. click here for the complete LB11 manual
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