Batteries with d-tap
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olof
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The NanoFlash is really flexible to power. It can use fro 5v to 18v DC and it only uses a couple watts.
Personally I use IDX V-mount batteries with D-tap on the plate, but you can use pretty much any battery.
There are some nice small batteries available at NanoFlash.net, with Hirose ends already installed, you can just velcro them to the NF.
Soon there will be an attached battery holder with a switch available there as well. I know because I am making the prototypes right now, and a whole mounting system for the NF especially for the AF10(X) cameras, including an optional rail system.
Personally I use IDX V-mount batteries with D-tap on the plate, but you can use pretty much any battery.
There are some nice small batteries available at NanoFlash.net, with Hirose ends already installed, you can just velcro them to the NF.
Soon there will be an attached battery holder with a switch available there as well. I know because I am making the prototypes right now, and a whole mounting system for the NF especially for the AF10(X) cameras, including an optional rail system.
Hey Olof,
Great thanks for the reponse. I think I may just mount my ex1 battery in some for for now until I get another battery system in place. But I didnt know about the batteries they had at nanoflash.net. Thanks for linking me to those. Ideally, there would be a battery similar to the ones for the ex1/3 available for the AF-100, but I think it will be released soon.
Thanks
Great thanks for the reponse. I think I may just mount my ex1 battery in some for for now until I get another battery system in place. But I didnt know about the batteries they had at nanoflash.net. Thanks for linking me to those. Ideally, there would be a battery similar to the ones for the ex1/3 available for the AF-100, but I think it will be released soon.
Thanks
