Battery Type

[CookFX Productions]

I know Bwest uses LIlliput, He's commented on it, But Before I go ahead and order it. It looks like my set up would be a Ultralight control system from film tools, the 7" inch non touch screen lilliput, and my question is here what battery do I use. I know on B&H I can get a nice Marshal 12V Battery and charger for 60 bucks. But How do I know if it fits into the LCD. Anyone got a helpin hand, or a link for a thread, etc they could throw me. THanks. Side note Once you start buying for your 35mm adapter I dont care what you have you never stop. Yesterday was like the breaking point in I can't handle using a zenith tv with A/V out. With out it you know the rest of the story. Everything is so soft it makes me wanna get angry.

 

[bwest]

CookFX, One of the hidden costs of video is meeting your power needs, After optics, lighting, and audio, you need power to run it all. If your trying to stay away from "Anton Bauer" then you need to understand basics in electronics. On this websight you can find 12v systems to meet your needs. Ill start you with connectors: http://www.batteryspace.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWCATS&Category=951
good luck

 

[CookFX Productions]

Ok well thanks for the Link. But it still doesnt clarify what style of connection the Lilliput takes. Size, male or felmale. Still a little in the dark on as far as the LCD goes.

 

[bwest]

I'm sure its one of these, but which I dont know, as I have drawers full of adapters and converters. But im sure its in that grouping as its very popular group. Since the monitor comes with an AC adapter just cut off the connector from that or duplicate it. oops almost forgot: http://www.batteryspace.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=2730

 

[CookFX Productions]

I think I got it figured out. But I feel like im gonna burn it out. What about marshall V-LCD5.6pro. The resolution isnt as great as the Lilliput. But would it work for a dvx. It doesnt say if it goes 16:9 either. I honestly am still a bit worried that I'd get this LCD and some generic battery and fry something out.