Pocket Wizard MultiMAX Owner's Manual - Sustaining High Performance
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Long distance performance from your
MultiMAX depends on the orientation and
position of the units.
Whenever possible, try to maintain a line
of sight between the units and keep the
antennas parallel. Make sure they are not
near any large metal, concrete, or high
water-content objects. People and trees
are mostly water! Make sure they are not
blocked by these objects or by hills.
Maintain at least 12" distance between
antennas. Avoid direct antenna contact
with anything metallic. “Dead spots” have a
number of causes, but the solution is usually
the same: move the unit a few inches or feet away from the problem area.
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Visit www.pocketwizard.com for more troubleshooting information. As more
information becomes available it will be posted there. Be sure to check out the
Frequently Asked Questions section on the website.
Positioning
Poor
Acceptable
Best
Worst
Blocking Signal
Positioning
Poor
Acceptable
Best
Worst
Blocking Signal
Mounting
suggestion.
Mount the remote PocketWizard so that the antenna is
completely above the top edge of the flash pack and away
from any metal (light modifiers, stands, etc.).
Mounting
suggestion.
Mount the remote PocketWizard so that the antenna is
completely above the top edge of the flash pack and away
from any metal (light modifiers, stands, etc.).