Thank You Kevin....

[janelyn]

Thanks Kevin for letting us try out the RP!

[Norma_S]

Thanks, Kevin!

Troy, I read over on the RadioPopper website that a receiver will link to only one transmitter at a time and it will choose the strongest transmitter signal (usually the closest) if there's more than one in the area. I remember reading that if you have two shooters using the same set of lights, the person not shooting must turn off his transmitter. Then when it's time to switch off shooting, the transmitter that was on will need to be switched off and the other transmitter switched on.

Kevin, this dual shooter capability would be something that I would very much like to see you tackle in RadioPopper V2.

Norma

[Steelsun]

Neat to see them in Action: and we confirmed that you could use the transmitter on a Canon Flash and the receiver on a Sigma 500 Super (canon mount) and it worked.

[kdbeyer]

thanks, kevin...didn't get to meet'cha but hopefully will get to next time! so excited about your new product and wish you success!

[Capt. Ray]

Thanks Kevin... you've hit a home run with your Radio Poppers. Got to play around with them yesterday evening and loved how they worked, especially in high sync mode! Will be owning some real soon.

Also wanted to thank Mike, Cody and Jordan for bringing out their Radio Poppers and letting us test drive them.

[srwilson]

Thanks Kevin! We had fun I had aready placed my order and I am now more excited about getting them in my arsenal. Abel we had fun and it was great meeting everyone.

[Robin Binder]

Thanks Kevin, the product is awesome. I honestly have to wait the long haul for the next century when they multi recievers capablity and possibly an attachment to the cameras and possibly a clip attachment to the flash. Just a wish list.

For those that shoot in pairs and more, multi recievers are a plus. I was very pleased with the effects.