I do a lot of video and making DVD's for the shut in's of our church. Will this unit power both Canon HD20 and a 19" flat screen? For how long?
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I never tried it, but I doubt it. Tv's suck a lot of power. If you got it to work for an hour or two I'd be surprised. This is on of the least powerful of their battery products.
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You should be able to use them for an hour or two because it depends on how much power they take. A 19" CRT TV draws about 55-90 watts and I don't know how much a camcorder takes, but not too much. This is a 150 watt battery so you are in the ballpark for 2 hours but it will be dicey. And to the answer above, heating elements take the most wattage. A coffee maker burns 900 watts so it is not surprising that you could not use it (a toaster takes around 1200 watts).
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It depends on how many watts those 2 devices use. This provides 150 watt/hours of power. If you're 2 devices use 15 watts combined, you'll get 10 hours of power. If you're looking at plugging in 2 devices at once, you may be happier with the Yeti 400 as it has 2 AC plugs and 400 watts of power.
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Well we would need the specs for you're tv but if it is an led tv it should run. I have an 18 in Samsung led tv and it only draws about 24 watts so my yeti can power it for up to 7 hours at a full charge. I would guess that you would get atleast 5 hours out of the tv. Not sure about the camera specs but I don't think that will draw that much.
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I have an Explorer 150, which holds less power than this thing. I was able to run a Samsung basic 19" LCD flat screen by itself for about 2 hours. So what you're asking for is plausible. However, I just tried last night powering my coffee maker when the power went out (priorities, right!?) and it wouldn't go, the power to heat the water was too great for the Explorer 150 to pump out. So check the specs in order to be sure.
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You would be best to find a DC to DC converter for each of those devices, instead of converting the internal Goal Zero 12v to 120AC and then back to 12v for the cannon camera. It may be possible that one of the laptop plugs would run it directly, same with the TV. Any tiem you do double conversion you are going to have worse returns.
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I doubt it. I use mine to power my Ipad, Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 and a few other small device. It handles those just fine. But it is generally needs to be recharged afterwards. I tried to use it to charge my Samsung ATIV SmartPC Pro and it just can't. So if it can't power that, I would hardly think it would be able to handle either your flat screen and Canon HD20, let alone both as the same time. Hope that helps
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Get the larger version if you are running a tv. Check out goal zero dot com for more details
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The Craig HDMI Portable DVD Player 1080P Model CVD401a that I purchased has a separate power adapter that converts 110-240 VAC to 5 vDC 1.2 Amp. Power consumption is rated at 7.5 W. The video output is RCA video and audio as well as three RCA component video and RCA audio and also HDMI video and audio.
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i use this with a sony video camera and works great. You will need a battery to power the monitor.
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The video should be fine. But you may need a power source closer to the camera.
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If you have an USB port then you can add this device to setup a dual monitor with HP all in one. Check the port and see if it's USB3.0 (blue connector in the center of the port), if not, then it's USB2.0 and it will probably run choppier with videos.
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No problem. During an outage in March 2012, I powered our churches ministry center and food pantry. We had hear, lights, water from our well and kept 4 freezers operating. Shouldn,t be any problem with a large screen tv and computer and lights. It should keep a whole house going.
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Yes it should, as long as you use a separate power supply. If you use the power supplied through HDMI your movies will stop and start.
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For static images, it should work fine. For animated or video content, you might see some artifacts. The more of these you plug into one computer, the more likely you will be to notice a slow down. I've used two of these and two HDMI for a total of four displays all at once with no issues. I've also used multiple display video cards that support up to four displays natively each, and for the money, these were FAR easier to set up and use.
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I have a 2000 vintage Cinema Display and I bought a used DVI to ADC converter for my Mac mini and it works great. It is physically (relatively) large like an older power brick but it works fine. You just have to hunt for a used converter.
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Mine suddenly died after about 2 years of use. That actually turned out to be a blessing in disguise, as I then discovered the following replacement item that is not only a converter, but also an HD-quality digital video recorder, for only $35!! Check out "iView 3500STBII Multi-Function Digital Converter Box with Recording and Media Playback".
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I ended up not using this device. The device cam e less power supply. I tried to contact the manufacturer to no avail. After may efforts they were to send a power supply but I got another unit instead. As I remember all inputs were hdmi. I hope this helps. I would not do any business with this company. They are also off shore.Good LuckHoward
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Takes AC power thru on camera charging adapter. No prob.11 hr video In a single file?Not sure... i seem to remember reading something in the manual about a limit on a single video file size. You should be able to download the manual from Sony and search.
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I am using this in a custom built machine to run the displays at a church. I am running 2 large venue projectors (split with an HDMI dist. amp), a 70" foldback monitor, and 2 24" monitors. It works very well and have had no issues with the mini DP to HDMI adapters.
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I used this Flip Video Power Adapter for Utra HD video camera only, when the low power signal of my UHD video shows red, I use this power adapter to recharge! I believe there is a "build in power unit" or "build in battery" !!! ???? Hope this information answer your question!
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hi Lawrence,I used mine for a vcr.I wondered if it would work or not and came to the conclusion,if it doesn't, I have a paper weight.
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Howdy John, It appears you are looking for a replacement for the STV-250N Mini Plug to RCA that is used by the Canon DC210 camcorder. Looking at them both, they both seem to be standard adapters. Be aware, this adapter is for attaching a camcorder to a TV or VCR, not a PC. I do not own a Canon DC210 myself, but if you have an adapter for your PC that uses accepts standard RCA input, it should work, otherwise, I would say no. I hope this helps.
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Hie Kimie. This is a nice but sad to say but it only converts as hmdi cable to a plug in that like on a computer monitor go to this amazon page. you want a hdmi to rca plugs. I never used 1 so can not recomened which one to buy. I would not recomed the cables with jusyt defrent ends. go with a box type with good ratings. if you can aford the exstra bucks get 1 that comes with a power supply.