DIY NIKON DSLR USB powered battery
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- If you are planning to use your DSLR for extended period of time, having a battery that doesn't need to be charge is very useful.
In this video, we also show how to create a your own dummy battery that can be powered from USB for a Nikon camera. The steps and concept should be same for other types of camera battery but you may want to confirm this.
Items used in project (affiliate links) -
• DC setup up voltage booster - amzn.to/2Vh4kOo
• $10 USB capture card - amzn.to/33ryH9u
• Starbond SuperGlue - www.starbond.c...
• Hot Glue gun - amzn.to/39oEUGO
• Heat Gun (for wire shrink wrap) - amzn.to/3mm5LXE
• DSLR Dummy battery (if you want to buy) - amzn.to/3mkVQBQ
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Step up module se volts milte hain at the cost of Amps.... So, in my perception, it will work with a slightly higher amps charger or battery.
Great tutorial. Thank you so much. I only have one question: Is nothing happening with the third contact, the MB? Shouldn't any cables go there? Only positive and negative?
hi thanks for this video! i'm using an LP-E10 battery which i think should be similar.
I have tried this as you have demonstrated with a Kastar el14 battery circuit connected to a 3.1 amp 5v power supply but no power to my nikon d5300, i noticed on the battery circuit there's another terminal the battery is connected to would that have something to do with it?
Hello. So thanks for the video. How much improvement did you see with the diy battery? Was there any overheating issue with the camera and what kind of runtimes did you get with the battery pack
The runtime is as long as the battery is plugged in on the other side, so indefinitely. And there have not been any overheating issues. 😀
@@DadandSonDIY great to hear. Thanks again ✌️
I did the same as you, using xiaomi 5V 3A charger, camera dont even turn on, USB power meter showing 4.9V @ 0.08a... I have done the same as you, using same cable and old battery
Hello sir , kya battery kit pins ka jyada jarurat hai isko banane m kya sirf direct (+,-) m line denge toh nhi hoga
hello !! what power must we set on out ? 8.3v? thanks for all !!!
It is different for every camera model. Check to see what voltage a fully charged battery for your camera outputs.
I tried but flash is not flashing showing low battery . I had set 7.2. does it need more than that? please share you experience. thank you
Yes, you could maybe try increasing the voltage slightly.
I did it as you step by step but camera didnt turn on..
Make sure all your wiring is correct and the adapter is giving the correct voltage output.
USB Power supply will not work as it need 2 amps and the actually voltage is 8.47 volts. Doubt this works.
nikon d 3200 display this error Press Shutter Release Button Again 8.3v 4 amp
I also same problem facing
that camera use 8.9 volt
This is not working with Nikon D5200
Not working
Connecting the output of the step up circuit to the + and - of the pcb gives 0 V output at the terminals. Is my PCB damaged?
Alternatively, can I connect the output from the step up circuit directly to the + and - terminals i.e. the pin of the battery where the camera connects to the battery.
If you're getting a 0v output by the terminals something is definitely wrong. You could try bypassing the PCB, as you said, and see if that works. However, some cameras might communicate with it for safety reasons.
After all if you can smell smoke you did it wrong
Haha, it’s been working great since last 2 years
can u sell me ? i dont have idea to do these.. i can give you 1100 rupees if u can make for me
that is some of the worst soldering I've seen in a long time hope you don't blow up your camera
Thanks buddy