How do i charge zoom Q2HD with a rechargable batteries inside and a usb cable
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That's not an available function. You have to have a separate battery charger.
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As far as I know you can power it with a USB but not charge the batteries. I occasionally use a stand alone, rechargeable power source for mine.
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The ZOOM Q2HD can run off USB cable hooked up to a computer, but it will not charge the batteries, you need a battery charger for that.
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Put in fresh AA batteries in the little charger. Then you stick the lipo battery that is included into the slot of the charger
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There is a USB cable that comes with the portable battery to recharge through your computer or USB AC wall charger. This already has rechargeable batteries inside, you just need to connect this battery to your phone to re-charge.
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Easy answer: Buy the Canon CB-2LW Battery Charger and get a plug adapter. The Charger is multi-voltage compatible. I just took it with me to China and charged up the battery overnight - in the morning, I was ready to video the sites! :) I'd recommend getting at least two of the higher capacity Canon BP-2L14 Battery - that way you can carry a spare charged battery with you. The Kensington 33117 International All-in-One Travel Plug Adapter works okay, but there are some plugs where it won't work (I found the diagonal slanted prong style in China sometimes needs the third ground prong which the Kensington doesn't have). Hope this helps! Easy answer: Buy the Canon CB-2LW Battery Charger and get a plug adapter. The Charger is multi-voltage compatible. I just took it with me to China and charged up the battery overnight - in the morning, I was ready to video the sites! :) I'd recommend getting at least two of the higher capacity Canon BP-2L14 Battery - that way you can carry a spare charged battery with you. The Kensington 33117 International All-in-One Travel Plug Adapter works okay, but there are some plugs where it won't work (I found the diagonal slanted prong style in China sometimes needs the third ground prong which... » Read More Easy answer: Buy the Canon CB-2LW Battery Charger and get a plug adapter. The Charger is multi-voltage compatible. I just took it with me to China and charged up the battery overnight - in the morning, I was ready to video the sites! :) I'd recommend getting at least two of the higher capacity Canon BP-2L14 Battery - that way you can carry a spare charged battery with you. The Kensington 33117 International All-in-One Travel Plug Adapter works okay, but there are some plugs where it won't work (I found the diagonal slanted prong style in China sometimes needs the third ground prong which the Kensington doesn't have). Hope this helps! « Show Less
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I have had no issue carrying this product in my carry on luggage. The back of the unit says Zoom Power Bank - advanced supercharge Li-polymer battery
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All you need is a USB cable and it will charge rechargeable batteries. You will need to change the settings to rechargeable batteries though. You can't beat this radio for the price!
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I purchased 2 rechargeable batteries and a charger at amazon. Costs including shipping were:1 Power 2000 RTC-148 Charger for Kodak KLIC-8000Sold by: Adorama Camera total 15.192 Kodak DLK-8000 Equivalent Li-ion BatterySold by: Thememstore total $22.67Stuff works fine.
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Use the included proprietary 8-pin USB. A wall-charging attachment will charge the battery much faster than plugging the camera into your computer.
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Any usb port (computer, audio, car, etc. providing 5 volts cc) on where you can plug the camera charging cord should work. Remember that the battery can be charged only installed in the camera. For long events I recomend to carry a charged spare battery. Hope this will help.
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the USB with PC or adapter works fine but I bought this charger and having extra batteries is a plus for travel... Wasabi Power Battery and Charger Kit
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You can charge the battery in the camera with the included cable. You can buy a plug-in charger with one or two spare batteries (non-Sony) if you want backup batteries.
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Hi, to charge the battery has to be removed it. The usb is only to import images.
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I will have to go back and look. I believe it came with the usb charger cable. I also had an earlier Lumix w/came with a separate battery charger which works and I prefer to use, so I don't think I've used the charging cable more than once.
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I've never done it that way. I have a couple of chargers and I always remove the battery, charge it, and put it back into the camera. I have several batteries and a couple different Lumix bodies. I don't even know how to charge the battery inside the camera!
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It have a USB cable and a little charger plug and the battery charge inside at the camera
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You have to plug charger cable into the camera and charge the battery in the camera. I'm not a fan of that so I purchased the Sony BCTRV travel charger separately.
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It comes with a cord with multiple ends that can be used to charge the ZOOM and plug devices needing charging into the ZOOM.