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The Radio Popper PX Receiver allows use of TTL via the best wireless flash system in the world, the PX System. Australian frequency now available.

The PX system gives you full wireless radio control over your remote flashes via ETTL/iTTL as it fully integrates into Nikon or Canons flash system.

High Speed Sync up to 1/8000th
Canon and Nikon compatible
1,500' / 450m range
NO line of sight issues - works through walls and around corners
NO sunlight interference
NO cables
NO programming or PC needed

To take advantage of eTTL, manual and High Speed Sync, all while avoiding the drawbacks of line of sight, short range and sunlight interference, you'll need a PX Receiver.

For every off-camera flash you'll use, you will need a PX Receiver. Although the PX receivers and transmitters are compatible with both Canon and Nikon, each receiver comes with a mounting bracket that is specific to either Canon or Nikon flashes.

Compatible Slave Devices (Canon):
SpeedLites 420EX, 430EX, 430EX II, 550EX, 580EX, 580 EX II

This item includes:
(1) RadioPopper PX ReceiverUnit
(1) Antenna
(2) AAA sized battery
(1) Canon mounting bracket
At least one Radiopopper PX receiver is required to make a complete working set. Receiver sold separately.

Warranty: This product includes a one year limited warranty against materials defects.
NB: These units are different to the US version.

Sample setup :
Canon 5DMKII with a 550EX and PX Transmitter can be used to control:
2 580EXII flash units in ETTL mode with PX Receivers
2 Alien Bee B800s with JrX Studio Receivers set to group A and group B
1 Nikon SB-28 with an RPCube

With this setup the user is able to control all of the ETTL settings of the 580EXII flashes as they normally would using the 5DMKII with 550EX mounted on camera as master and Radio Popper transmitter mounted on the 550EX.

The Alien Bee B800s power levels can be adjusted from the camera with the PX Transmitter. The SB-28 strobe can also be turned on or off from the camera with the PX Transmitter.

Click on the link at the bottom of this page for a compatibility guide and more sample setups.