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Wahooo! New Hensel Porty 600 and 1200 Lithiums

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fotografz

Well-known member
2 tiny new portable packs with big performance ...

Is it too early to send Santa a wish list? :LOL:

600 w/s Pack:
At full power you get:
• 450 Pops
•.95 sec recycle
weighs 12 lbs.

1200 w/s Pack:
At full power you get:
• 230 Pops
• 1.95 sec recycle
weighs 13 lbs.

http://www.henselusa.com/
 
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dfarkas

Workshop Member
Very impressive, Marc. Nice and lightweight with fast recycle.

I'll definitely be stopping by the Hensel booth.

David
 
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LJL

New member
For smaller, more portable units, these look very nice, and have decent specs for sure. They also look nicely built and Hensel seems to be doing a pretty decent job there also.

Do these also have the wireless operational capabilities as the other Hensels? Looks like one could manage a couple sets of these to handle most lighting except really big needs.

Wonder if anybody else is able to deliver this kind of performance in such a small package. Very nice.

LJ
 
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fotografz

Well-known member
LJL said:
For smaller, more portable units, these look very nice, and have decent specs for sure. They also look nicely built and Hensel seems to be doing a pretty decent job there also.

Do these also have the wireless operational capabilities as the other Hensels? Looks like one could manage a couple sets of these to handle most lighting except really big needs.

Wonder if anybody else is able to deliver this kind of performance in such a small package. Very nice.

LJ
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Yes, the new Porty's have the transmitter system that can be used to power on and off the modeling lights (important with battery units) ... as well as move the levels of each head up and down from the camera position.
 
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