3 things I can think of:
1.) You had a bad battery in the first set, it shorted
internally when it got warm and continued to discharge.
2.) The capacitor in the flash shorted internally when
it got warm and wouldn't charge. When allowed to cool
it started acting normalally again.
3.) The flash trig
The AF280 is a pretty robust flash unit. I would do as Don suggests
and fire the unit 10 times or so by hand to see what happens. I also
think the PZ-1 is pretty robust and will not be destroyed by any
faults in the AF280.
When I have not used the AF280 for months, I do notice an initial
slownes
From: "Don Sanderson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: RE: AF280T Flash Question
Date: Sat, 31 Dec 2005 07:05:35 -0600
3 things I can think of:
1.) You had a bad battery in the first set, it shorted
internally when it got warm and continued
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