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powering canon camcorder from 5v cellphone battery
« on: November 14, 2014, 08:20:48 AM »
So I picked up a ravpower 10400mah battery that has two USB power outlets.  Using one to power a Tascam Dr60d.  I'd like to use the other one to back up my Canon HFM500 camcorder.  The camcorder charger outputs 5.3v at 1.5A has an odd sort of C channel shape to it.

Does anyone know of a power cable with a USB on one end and this type of power connector on the other? Or know the name of this power tip so I can search for it?

Here's a link to a replacement charger with the same specs and a better picture of the tip.http://calcellular-store.stores.yahoo.net/can-ca-110.html




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Re: powering canon camcorder from 5v cellphone battery
« Reply #1 on: November 14, 2014, 04:35:32 PM »
Send Ted g a message I had him make me a similar cable to power a panasonic video camers and it works great
Microphones: AKG 460B, 480B, Naiant Actives,CK1,CK61,CK62,CK63, CK69, Busman BSC-1, CA-14
Preamps: Naiant Littlebox, Naiant Tinyhead
Recorders: Zoom F6, Tascam DR-05

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Re: powering canon camcorder from 5v cellphone battery
« Reply #2 on: November 14, 2014, 08:08:27 PM »
Interested too
Same recorders and battery
Mics - AKG ck61/ck63 (c480b & Naiant actives), SP-BMC-2
XLR Cables - Silver Path w/Darktrain stubbies
Interconnect Cables - Dogstar (XLR), Darktrain (RCA > 1/8) (1/8 > 1/8), and Kind Kables (1/8f > 1/4)
Preamps - Naiant Littlebox & Tinybox
Recorders - PCM-M10 & DR-60D

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Re: powering canon camcorder from 5v cellphone battery
« Reply #3 on: November 14, 2014, 09:59:12 PM »
This is the only cable with the correct ends that I have found so far.  Ordered one to see if it works.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/CA110-USB-CABLE-for-Canon-HF-R20-R21-R26-R27-R38-R205-R307-R306-/121460300558?pt=Camera_Cables_Cords&hash=item1c47991b0e

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Re: powering canon camcorder from 5v cellphone battery
« Reply #4 on: November 15, 2014, 10:59:20 PM »
This is the only cable with the correct ends that I have found so far.  Ordered one to see if it works.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/CA110-USB-CABLE-for-Canon-HF-R20-R21-R26-R27-R38-R205-R307-R306-/121460300558?pt=Camera_Cables_Cords&hash=item1c47991b0e
please keep me posted
To bad it isn't like 10'
Would be killer to have the battery in my bag on the floor with dr-60d and run up the tripod to camera
Mics - AKG ck61/ck63 (c480b & Naiant actives), SP-BMC-2
XLR Cables - Silver Path w/Darktrain stubbies
Interconnect Cables - Dogstar (XLR), Darktrain (RCA > 1/8) (1/8 > 1/8), and Kind Kables (1/8f > 1/4)
Preamps - Naiant Littlebox & Tinybox
Recorders - PCM-M10 & DR-60D

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Re: powering canon camcorder from 5v cellphone battery
« Reply #5 on: November 17, 2014, 10:34:47 AM »
The USB connector is easy to find, however, but I'm having trouble finding the connector at the camera end.  So I ordered the one from the ebay listing which will likely be long enough for me since I mount my camera on the 60d.  I put the camera up high enough to shoot over people's heads.  Not so great a system for monitoring audio levels. 

If I'm up front, I use a wide angle accessory lens and shoot from a lower position.  Then it's really convenient to have the 60d and the camera mounted together on a stand together. 

If it comes down to it, I'm pretty sure this is a two wire power supply line that could be sliced and extended in length.  I'd still like to find a source for that camera connector.   

 

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