what about the 7.4 versus the 7.2 volts. Will this damage the camera?
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I've been using it on my 70D and had no problem. The camera shows 100% full and Recharge Performance good.
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I couldn't honestly answer that question. I can only tell you we have not experienced any problems with ours. I would say any battery has the potential to damage your camera.
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You have to get a 12 volt 2amp power supply and plug it straight into the camera. it will work great. if it don't, you have something wrong.
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If you do, the voltage drop will be quite a lot, and the camera might not work. For runs more than 10 ft you should use an active injector / splitter
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The battery should be an exact match as the one that came with your camera. Did it come in a black fujifilm box? If it came with a white and green package, then its a knock off. Don't use it. Both my original and the one I ordered on Amazon says 3.6V NOT 3.7V.
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Yes 12V WILL damage it, as it is rated for 5.2 volts DC. But avoid this unit, and seek another manufacturer....as you should note that along with my review, others have experienced the same failure in that it works for about 2-3 months and then goes into a total fail and you end up with a color bar generator....and NO picture. Avoid this garbage.
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The 4 I have are 7.4v. The battery that came with the Sony Handycam is a 6.8v. I have no issues.
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Hi, the camera need DC 5V power supply. If the voltage below 5V, it will stop work, thank you!
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There should be no problems with this flash. I got mine dedicated for Olympus TTL and she works superbly. I would suggest getting this flash for Canon TTL and you should have no problems with it. It's quite a powerful flash and seems well constructed. I've had no issues with it. And keep in mind, it's not like you have to consider using an "older" flash that could have higher voltage ratings and thus destroy your camera's interior electronics. So don't worry - if you're in the market for this flash, by all means get it. Based on my experiences with this flash, I can only give it great marks! There should be no problems with this flash. I got mine dedicated for Olympus TTL and she works superbly. I would suggest getting this flash for Canon TTL and you should have no problems with it. It's quite a powerful flash and seems well constructed. I've had no issues with it. And keep in mind, it's not like you have to consider using an "older" flash that could have higher voltage ratings and thus destroy your camera's interior electronics. So don't worry - if you're in the market for this flash, by all means get it. Based on my experiences with this flash, I can only give it... » Read More There should be no problems with this flash. I got mine dedicated for Olympus TTL and she works superbly. I would suggest getting this flash for Canon TTL and you should have no problems with it. It's quite a powerful flash and seems well constructed. I've had no issues with it. And keep in mind, it's not like you have to consider using an "older" flash that could have higher voltage ratings and thus destroy your camera's interior electronics. So don't worry - if you're in the market for this flash, by all means get it. Based on my experiences with this flash, I can only give it great marks! « Show Less
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I do not know. I suggest getting the 70d (I just purchased the 7D) and checking the model number of the original battery. I ordered two replacement batteries and a charger (19.95) and they work well. I wish I could be more specific, but I have no direct experience with the new 70d.
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I used it on my camera battery charger, and I had no issues. However, I also used it on my curling iron and I fried it. I threw the curling iron away, so I'm not sure of the voltage on it.
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I've been using Sterling Tek batteries since I had my 10d, then in my 50d and now in my 6d. Never a single issue with any of them. Put it this way: they lasted longer than my 50d camera....If the 7d uses the LP-E6 battery, these will work. All camera functions work just fine. And I've never had a bad one.
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It all depends on the connector type, and the polarity of the adapter vs the one on the device. If the shoe fits, as they say, just don't turn the brightness and volume up all the way or you may burn out your adapters no matter which one you use. Half a volt usually doesn't matter except to laptops themselves, other devices aren't as sensitive as some will still work at lower voltages, but barely in some cases.
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I pu 12volts to it and the distance tripped along with the video quality, now you might recive diffeant results. you could burn it up. mine works fine try at your own risk.... you have been warned
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You have to look at the kind of battery it is. I made that mistake and ended up wasting $70 on a charger that wasn't for my camera.
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No, it's quality isn't very reliable, and a HV flash can fry your digital baby, if you have a 7100 you should buy real flash units like Nikon ones, or other ttl flash unit
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hello, i have this battery the voltage is 7.4volts. its a good replacement! i have the original sony battery and is rated at 6.8 volts. i also have a replacement batery from rayovac its a 7.2 volt. they all work great. this kit works very well with my camera. i'm happy with it. good deal for me thanks, gary