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gothika
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I've got a couple of miniDV camcorders that I'm wanting to build
external battery packs for.
One uses 7.2 volt Nimh rechargables and the other uses 7.4 volt
Lithium Ion.
I can get Nicad modules rated at 1.2 volts at a really cheap price.
I can wire 6 in series to get the 7.2 for the one.
However the second needs 7.4. I either wire 6 for a 7.2 rating or 7
for 8.4. Would the 8.4 be bad for tthe camera?
Or are their modular rechargables that I can purchase to get the 7.4?
also the modules I'll use are "sub" C's and are rated at 1200mh.
Can I use two series modules in tandem to get 2.4AH safely?
The cameras in question are a Canon Optura and a Canon ZR45mc.
I suppose if someone here is willing to give me battery 101 inregards
to the newer generation of rechargables I'd be deeply indebted.
Also I have several sizes of sealed dry lead acid rechargables that I
can step down or up. Is it safe to use these in place of Nimh or
Lithions?
external battery packs for.
One uses 7.2 volt Nimh rechargables and the other uses 7.4 volt
Lithium Ion.
I can get Nicad modules rated at 1.2 volts at a really cheap price.
I can wire 6 in series to get the 7.2 for the one.
However the second needs 7.4. I either wire 6 for a 7.2 rating or 7
for 8.4. Would the 8.4 be bad for tthe camera?
Or are their modular rechargables that I can purchase to get the 7.4?
also the modules I'll use are "sub" C's and are rated at 1200mh.
Can I use two series modules in tandem to get 2.4AH safely?
The cameras in question are a Canon Optura and a Canon ZR45mc.
I suppose if someone here is willing to give me battery 101 inregards
to the newer generation of rechargables I'd be deeply indebted.
Also I have several sizes of sealed dry lead acid rechargables that I
can step down or up. Is it safe to use these in place of Nimh or
Lithions?