I believe an old gun like that would have a very high trigger voltage, personally I wouldn't mount it directly on a digital body but would use a trigger I.e a slave as you have suggested.
Matt
If the trigger is 4.75v as Bob says then there will be no harm in trying it. If your unsure of the volts then don't risk it. It's better to use off camera so getting a transmitter and receiver would be a worth while investment IMO and something you will want in the future anyway.
From what I've read the flash is safe to use direct with the camera, but it does not automatically sync up so I have to set the apeture and iso on the flash to match the camera, and it will work
apparantly of all the old flashes the 299t is the best one to use with modern DSLRS because of all its settings and functions
Thanks everyone for your help, I still value anyone else's opinions that want to comment x
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