I have a flip mino. (Just the camera). What do I need to re-charge the battery?
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At the top of the camera on the side opposite the on/off button is a little trigger switch that flips up the USB plug-in. Plug this into your computer to recharge the battery. You can also download images into your computer via the USB.
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On the left-hand upper side, there is a "switch" that when you press it the usb adapter pops up on the top of the camera. You plug this directly into your computer's usb port and let it recharge off your computer. Also, I bought a portable recharger that plugs into the wall - it cost $15 at Walmart. It's called a Flip Video Power Adapter for Flip Camcorders. If you need more help, let me know.
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there is a separate thing that plugs into the wall for recharging. You can connect it to a computer to recharge.
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You will need a laptop with you to off load the videos from the camcorder. And the videos by default are in MP4 format, which is already a compressed format. Saving videos directly onto your laptop (drag and drop from the camcorder) wouldn't degrade the video quality.For the flip mino, yes, or you may buy an AC-USB power adaptor. For the flip ultra, you can simply swap in a new pair of AA batteries.
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Unless you have a separate charger, the battery is charged while attached to the camera, and the camera plugged into its normal dc/110volt power adapter.
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You don't....just replace the old battery with the fresh one...it will take anywhere from 24 to 48 hours. It may seem like it is a dud, but give time and hopefully, it recharges as expected (30-days to return if you suspect it to be a real dud). My replacement took about 30 some hours to be fully charged. In the mean time, I kept getting some odd codes from on my Ademco panel. Once sufficiently charged, the codes went away. Oh, yeah, after sufficiently charged, it gave me a code that my battery in the motion sensor also needed to be replaced. My old battery and the motion sensor battery lasted more than six years. You don't....just replace the old battery with the fresh one...it will take anywhere from 24 to 48 hours. It may seem like it is a dud, but give time and hopefully, it recharges as expected (30-days to return if you suspect it to be a real dud). My replacement took about 30 some hours to be fully charged. In the mean time, I kept getting some odd codes from on my Ademco panel. Once sufficiently charged, the codes went away. Oh, yeah, after sufficiently charged, it gave me a code that my battery in the motion sensor also needed to be replaced. My old battery and the motion sensor battery... » Read More You don't....just replace the old battery with the fresh one...it will take anywhere from 24 to 48 hours. It may seem like it is a dud, but give time and hopefully, it recharges as expected (30-days to return if you suspect it to be a real dud). My replacement took about 30 some hours to be fully charged. In the mean time, I kept getting some odd codes from on my Ademco panel. Once sufficiently charged, the codes went away. Oh, yeah, after sufficiently charged, it gave me a code that my battery in the motion sensor also needed to be replaced. My old battery and the motion sensor battery lasted more than six years. « Show Less
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You plug the power brick/transformer cord into the side of the camera and recharge the battery while it is loaded inside the body. For a long trip, I intend to buy a 2nd battery and a secondary charger.
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You take the mini-usb power cord, and plug it in an outlet while it is attached to the camera's appropriate port. Make sure the battery is in the camera when you do that.
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the camera you are using should have come with a charger i would go to panasonic website i think you can get parts one other thing off label batterys are ok but will not give you you on screen warnings about battery life
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Just plug it into the balance charge connector on the battery. It works great.
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You will need a laptop with you to off load the videos from the camcorder. And the videos by default are in MP4 format, which is already a compressed format. Saving videos directly onto your laptop (drag and drop from the camcorder) wouldn't degrade the video quality. For the flip mino, yes, or you may buy an AC-USB power adaptor. For the flip ultra, you can simply swap in a new pair of AA batteries.
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Hello Dear Buyer I will be honest with you The charger will be work but you can damage your new battery I will recommend you change it charger and battery .we have all those fujifilm items for sell Genuine items thank you
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My husband removes the battery from the camera and places it in the charger and plugs it into an outlet. Not sure about the other procedure.
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I got a recharging bacle thru AMAZON to have when traveling and as a backup.Love my Casio camera. The best to you in your search. Try AMAZON for batteries and chargers.
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Yes, you put it in the battery charger that came with your camera (or bought separately). It's a rechargeable battery and needs to be charged before using it. Hope that helps!
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Hi Karen,This was a Christmas gift for my husband so I asked him. He says he uses "re-chargeable" batteries and that he doesn't leave the camera on all of the time. When he see the message about the battery being exhausted he simply turns it off and it will re-charge a bit. But he has a charger and uses that too. So, I agree with the other answer, you need to get re-chargeable batteries and a charger. It is a really nice little camera.
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Any mini USB to type 2 USB. If the battery is low just plug the camera into a USB port to charge and run the camera. I plug mine in while driving and run the camera till the memory Max's out.
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You don't....just replace the old battery with the fresh one...it will take anywhere from 24 to 48 hours. It may seem like it is a dud, but give time and hopefully, it recharges as expected (30-days to return if you suspect it to be a real dud). My replacement took about 30 some hours to be fully charged. In the mean time, I kept getting some odd codes from on my Ademco panel. Once sufficiently charged, the codes went away. Oh, yeah, after sufficiently charged, it gave me a code that my battery in the motion sensor also needed to be replaced. My old battery and the motion sensor battery lasted more than six years.
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You need to use the DC power adapter. The camera does not have its own internal battery.