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pc330 fried
Hello guys,
I had the brilliant idea :confused: to make my own battery pack to use with my sony amcorder. I made one for my canon hv10 and it worked great untill my canon started giving me the "remove the casset" message and is leaving me.... :( The battery pack was giving me 2 hours of autonomy :D and was great (at least for the canon). For the sony instead , I fied everything. I made the battery pack and it seemed working. Then today, I attached the battery pack and the camera was not turning one. The battery pack was hot...I suddenly removed it and I was smelling burn in both my camcorder and battery pack. If I am correct, what I did was that , when I attached my battery back to teh sony camcorder , I forgot to remove the original battery pack of the sony camcorder....so maybe I overpowered it...... I know that this forum is not a repairing help forum , but I was wondering if someone of u had similar experience and know if maybe the camcorders have inside them like a resistor or something similar that blows up when to much power goes to the camcorder and can save the camcorder. I maybe buy the resistor or fusible and make the camera work again... today was a very sad day for me Thank you Marco |
id say ur out of luck. that is an old camcorder so i doubt theres spare parts around
i bought a generic sony battery on ebay for $25 and it lasts for 4 hours, i dont know why you screw around and try and make ur own |
The simple unswer is, because I am stupid and I did not know that it exits a 4 hours battery.
I hope to fix it tx |
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