Has anybody used this battery in a DSC-H90? Does the poer meter feature work? The bars?
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I purchased it as a back up battery for SONY DSC HX10V. I have used it for two months. It seems to work fine.
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i use Wasabi Power Battery and charger for both hx10v and hx20v, check their list if for h90works better than cord from sonyjust be sure to insert battery in correct position which was not obviousi had it upside down until told otherwise
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I own HFR400 and fully decoded battery BP-727 works like a charm, no problem at minus 25 Celsius, holding the charge and getting capacity readings. I bought the charger but I never used it as even one battery provides sufficient juice and can be recharged in the camcorder. If your HFR300 has the same battery port as the HFR400 then it will work as well. Julo.
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Good_Person, Your preference for a "proprietary battery so you can see battery meter on LCD (unlike with the AA batteries)" suggests you haven't used Lumix cameras like our LZ7 and LZ8. The setup menus in these cameras let you choose battery type, so the camera's battery charge indicator is accurate and the camera works well whether you're using disposable alkalines or rechargeable NiMH cells. As far as I know, Canon cameras that use AA cells still don't have this feature. I know for a fact that our PowerShot cameras don't have it. I prefer cameras that can use NiMH AA cells, because AAs are so readily available at reasonable cost, last long, and can be substituted by alkalines if necessary. Good_Person, Your preference for a "proprietary battery so you can see battery meter on LCD (unlike with the AA batteries)" suggests you haven't used Lumix cameras like our LZ7 and LZ8. The setup menus in these cameras let you choose battery type, so the camera's battery charge indicator is accurate and the camera works well whether you're using disposable alkalines or rechargeable NiMH cells. As far as I know, Canon cameras that use AA cells still don't have this feature. I know for a fact that our PowerShot cameras don't have it. I prefer cameras that can use NiMH AA... » Read More Good_Person, Your preference for a "proprietary battery so you can see battery meter on LCD (unlike with the AA batteries)" suggests you haven't used Lumix cameras like our LZ7 and LZ8. The setup menus in these cameras let you choose battery type, so the camera's battery charge indicator is accurate and the camera works well whether you're using disposable alkalines or rechargeable NiMH cells. As far as I know, Canon cameras that use AA cells still don't have this feature. I know for a fact that our PowerShot cameras don't have it. I prefer cameras that can use NiMH AA cells, because AAs are so readily available at reasonable cost, last long, and can be substituted by alkalines if necessary. « Show Less
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I've been using AA rechargeable batteries (Eneloop) with AA to D adapters. After a fresh charge on a decent charger (I have the Sony model BCG34HLD2RN), when inserted into the WSCA03 there is a reading of 90% battery power. And the camera operates on them just fine, both photos and videos. So it may not be supported by the manufacturer, but it works for me. Someone mentioned that alkaline batteries are 1.5v. That's only true at their peak, when brand new. That figure drops as they are used.
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I have a Panasonic HC-V201, This battery works after I made a slight modification on it. Looking at the side with the label, there are six tabs, three on each side. The center tab, on the label side of the battery, on the left side, I had to remove with a sharp knife or razor blade. Then it fit into the back of the camera and works great. I purchased a 3800 mAh 3.7V replacement battery. Use my camera for day trips, the larger battery does last for 4 hours.
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I have an HDR 40 and I ordered the BA151 from Amazon because the old battery was no longer holding a charge. I have been using the replacement battery now for a number of months and it has worked perfectly. Worked for me.
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Works with my camera, Panasonic HDC-TM80. Searching your camera HC-V201 on line it indicates the battery asan accessory with your camera. So....I'd answer a qualified, "yes"P'Cola Bob
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Works with either one of two EN-EL3e batteries individually in each slot as well as AA adaptor. When both Nikon batteries are inserted does not function i.e. D90 does not power on. Am I missing something?
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Gregory, No this supply cannot connect to the DSC-H90. The DSC-H90 doesn't have a dock and only has a USB connector on the bottom. See my photos of the larger square-ish connector on this supply.
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I have a different model, but it worked great for me. DSC-HX5, I've had it for several years.
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No, I'm sorry I don't believe this grip is compatible with the D90 model. The shape of the battery is quite different. This grip only works with an EN-EL14 battery. Here is a link for a battery grip that should be compatible for you, Neewer® Replacement MB-D80 Battery Grip Hand Grip Works with 6pcs AA Battery or EN-EL3e Battery (Battery Not Included) + Battery Grip Holder for Nikon D80 D90 SLR Camera
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I have a DSC-W55. Since both have the same user manual, I suspect they use the same battery: NP-BG1
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As I noted in my follow up review, the Wasabi battery I purchased worked only for a few days and then would show the "Not Compatible" error on our D5100. I was not able to resolve the issue and ultimately purchased a Nikon battery.
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you probably have 'clone' battery & not an actual Sony battery--the clone batteries will work OK in the older cameras like the H50 or W150, but NOT in the 'HX" series like the HX5V or HX100V--this message pops up in the newer cameras taking this battery because their power requirements are much higher if it is a cheap 'clone'--you can even take a battery that has gone dead from an "HX" series camera and put it in an "H" series camera and still shoot several frames--this is why I mentioned in my review about being a real Sony battery--I am sure that what you have is a counterfeit battery
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I am using these batteries with my U.S.A version of the HC-X920 and they work great. I cannot see where the battery systems might be any different in the UK version of the camera. The battery numbers look identical.
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Sorry, but I do not have a Sony DSC-H10. My Sony DSC-N1. Battery pack power for NP-FG1/BG1 Li-on Battery 3,7 V 1600mAh normally works.