DC/AC Power Inverter
Does anyone have experience using an DC/AC inverter for their video camera?
I've got a JVC HD100U with a crappy battery. Instead of spending $12 billion on getting an additional battery or two, I was thinking about using a car/boat battery (maybe a UPS battery) and then using a power inverter for it. I've been reading that I might need the 'pure sine wave' inverter, but wasn't sure if it would work. Does anyone have experience with a power inverter powering a video camera? I'm worried about noise... Do I need a pure sine wave inverter? Can I get a cheaper inverter? Your reply is greatly appreciated. Thanks! |
With all due respect to your budget, you should bite the bullet and get a real battery solution from IDX or AB. Also there are some other battery options available in the UK (which I can't recall now).
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Wow! Thanks for the replys.
I'll double check the prices again on the real camera battery + charger, but from what I remember, it was around $1200 for a decent solution. If I can get a car/boat/ups battery + inverter + adaptor for around $300, and it works (without noise), then I'm still thinking about this solution. Again, thanks for your help! |
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