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I'm selling my Speedotron D802d Flash System in excellent condition. I bought a ProFoto system that replaced this. I don't want to sell this but I have too much equipment sitting around that I'm not using with nowhere to store it, so it needs to go. I am the original owner for everything pictured, except for one of the M11 heads and the M11 snoot, which I bought used. It has been treated gently, but may have some dust from being stored in the garage. (Update: I just added about $500 worth of accessories, but only increased the price by $20.) Everything pictured works and includes:
• D802d digital-ready power pack with heavy-duty AC cord
• Three M11 flash heads with 7" reflectors with working flash tubes and modeling lamps
• One MW3R flash head with working flash tube and modeling lamp (makes a great hair light with the snoot)
• Snoot for M11 head
• Snoot for MW3R head
• Two Octo softbox speedring connectors for M11 head
• Two filter holders for M11 head (polarizing filters already installed)
• One filter holder for MW3R head (not pictured)
• Instruction manual
• Speedotron carrying case to safely transport it.
JUST ADDED to this package
• Photoflex Medium LiteDome 293 softbox (32 x 24 x 17")
• Photoflex Large LiteDome 293 softbox (45 x 34 x 24.5")
• Two 9' tall Speedotron Light Stands
• Two Fotodiox Speedotron Speedrings to connect to any Fotodiox speedring softbox
• 8' PC to 1/4 phono sync cable
• Wein Safe-Sync Hot-shoe to PC adapter
With the added accessories, this is a complete studio photography setup that's ready to go. Built like a tank in Chicago, this legacy pack-and-head system remains a highly valued, cost-effective tool for photographers who prefer central power pack systems over individual monolights. They're especially effective when optical flash triggers on monolights are obscured or you don't want a heavy monolight at the end of a boom.
Key Specifications & Features
• Power Output: 800 Ws total capacity, which can be distributed to up to 4 flash heads.
• Power Distribution: Supports symmetrical or asymmetrical power routing across channels.
• It features a Master Half-Power switch to easily drop the overall output.
• Recycle Time: Approximately 3.2 seconds at full power.
• Flash Trigger Circuit: Employs a low-current sync circuit (~45 microamps) to safely trigger the strobes.
• Portability: The power pack weighs 12 lbs (5.4 kg) and measures roughly 7.9 x 5.6 x 7.3 inches, making it compact enough for location kits.
• Safety: Features a built-in, isolated circuit breaker to protect the capacitors and electrical system.
WARNING: Although the sync is low-current, if you plan to use this with a digital camera, I recommend using the included Wein Safe-Sync adapter and sync cord. To make a wireless system you can use an Impact Wireless trigger, or triggers from Buff, Godox, and Radiopopper also will work.
You won't find a system for sale this complete and in this condition. When new, this system with just 3 heads was $1,200. With all the accessories, the price is close to $1,800. A single new M11 head still retails for over $550, so I think the price is fair for its condition and included accessories.
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