Hi. I wonder to know if this LED light works also with Sony NP FV70 batteries.
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Don't know if the NP FV70 batteries work. We used NPF550. Sorry that I can't be of more help.
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Yes. On the batteries there is a button you push that lights up 3 green LEDs for full charge, 2 LEDs for 1/2 charge, 1 LED for minimal battery life left. HOWEVER, this feature died on one of the batteries after exactly 31 days. I traded in the 20v set after 32 days and went back to the 18v set.
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They run on batteries, and provided you aren't a complete numbskull you won't use AA's and think you'll get any sort of longevity. Sony NP-F730, NP-F750, NP-F760, NP-F770 battery packs fit this light. I bought a set of two with a charger for less than $30. As a test I fully charged the packs and put the lights on full output and left them to see how long it would go. Super bright, and after 8 hours not even a hint of dimming. I ended up turning them off long before they ran out of juice and because they are LED, no heat emission which is a good thing for any brides/models under the light that don't want melted makeup or sweaty clothing as well as for portability and safety. They run on batteries, and provided you aren't a complete numbskull you won't use AA's and think you'll get any sort of longevity. Sony NP-F730, NP-F750, NP-F760, NP-F770 battery packs fit this light. I bought a set of two with a charger for less than $30. As a test I fully charged the packs and put the lights on full output and left them to see how long it would go. Super bright, and after 8 hours not even a hint of dimming. I ended up turning them off long before they ran out of juice and because they are LED, no heat emission which is a good thing for any brides/models under the light... » Read More They run on batteries, and provided you aren't a complete numbskull you won't use AA's and think you'll get any sort of longevity. Sony NP-F730, NP-F750, NP-F760, NP-F770 battery packs fit this light. I bought a set of two with a charger for less than $30. As a test I fully charged the packs and put the lights on full output and left them to see how long it would go. Super bright, and after 8 hours not even a hint of dimming. I ended up turning them off long before they ran out of juice and because they are LED, no heat emission which is a good thing for any brides/models under the light that don't want melted makeup or sweaty clothing as well as for portability and safety. « Show Less
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Hi Ai:According to the specs for your light, this battery should work fine.Just make sure to check that the volt and mah are compatible. You can go a little lower on volt and mah but not higher otherwise you risk damaging the light.RegardsKathy
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I think this battery only works with equipment carrying the NP-FV series number. This type of battery has an internal circuit that communicates with the equipment it is powering, allowing it to power that same equipment. On Sony machines, batteries not of the NP-FV series, will result in the equipment not recognizing the battery, and will instruct you to replace it. Hope that helped.
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This is not a battery it is a converted to mount Sony batteries to run the unit of battery power but to answer your question any LED panels that are v-mount capable can use this converter
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You would need some sort of plate. All this is is basically just a V-Mount battery. It's an interface so you can use the Sony style batteries on a V-Mount plate. This is an example of what it would work with: Sunwin DSLR Rig V-mount Battery Plate Power Supply +Shoulder Pad+150Wh BatteryThere are A TON of companies that make similar devices for a variety of price points. This isn't a total battery solution for a shoulder rig. This is just a battery interface for other batteries. I got mine to work with the V-Mount plate on the back of my LED lights. You would need some sort of plate. All this is is basically just a V-Mount battery. It's an interface so you can use the Sony style batteries on a V-Mount plate. This is an example of what it would work with: Sunwin DSLR Rig V-mount Battery Plate Power Supply +Shoulder Pad+150Wh BatteryThere are A TON of companies that make similar devices for a variety of price points. This isn't a total battery solution for a shoulder rig. This is just a battery interface for other batteries. I got mine to work with the V-Mount plate on... » Read More You would need some sort of plate. All this is is basically just a V-Mount battery. It's an interface so you can use the Sony style batteries on a V-Mount plate. This is an example of what it would work with: Sunwin DSLR Rig V-mount Battery Plate Power Supply +Shoulder Pad+150Wh BatteryThere are A TON of companies that make similar devices for a variety of price points. This isn't a total battery solution for a shoulder rig. This is just a battery interface for other batteries. I got mine to work with the V-Mount plate on the back of my LED lights. « Show Less
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Not great with the stock FV50 battery. Almost everyone recommends upgrading to the FV70 (fits the battery cavity best) or the FV100 (lots of life but a bit bulky). I'd also recommend buying Sony brand since the knock off seemingly cheaper batteries don't seem to be the best quality. I have the FV70 and am quite happy with it and I still have the FV50 as a backup. There is a multitude of information here: http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=1220588
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The Sony HDR-SR11 uses the "H" battery. The NP-FV100 is an "V" battery. You should look for the NP-FH100.
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This is very simple to find out. Use good to find what kind of batteries that camera uses. Then, see if NP-FV100 (or NP-FV70, the smaller version) fit it. Its a simple Google search.
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Hi Kayla The lights work independently of anything else, they do need batteries however. I think 6 AAs or I use the sony NP-F550 batteries which last about 3 hours on one charge and I just saw on Amazon, they are only 9 bucks. I don't think the charger is is cheap also. I hope this helps, Kind regards Ron Michael
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while i have not purchased this particular battery, i have experience with the smaller version, np fv50 sony battery. it was packaged just like this np fv70 and was not fake. it works great on my sony hd vidio camera. i cannot tell the recently purchased battery from the original.
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I am using the battery to power a NEEWER 160 LED CN-160. I have had the light on for at least 45 min (intermittently) and have yet to recharge it. Very satisfied so far.
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It works with the Sony Batteries and the ones that comes with it. Very economical.
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Hi Barbara..... I'm not sure if it'll fit your request. I needed it to fit my Sony NP-FH50...I don't see you battery size as an option.
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Answer here...The original battery that came with my SX-45 Sony camcorder was NP-FV30 and showed as 7.2 volts. I have been using the NP-FV70 and NP-FV50 batterys that list 7.4 volts for over 2 years now. They work much better that the original since I don't run out of voltage anymore. You have nothing to worry about except none of my batterys including the origianl Sony that came with the camera are listed below 7.2 volts.
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It works with both type batteries. Yes all the brightness settings work, but if you run it on constant high, it will shut off after say 6 or 7 minutes. Then come back on after a few. It's a good light for the money and for what I use it for.