Could i put two batteries inside?
938531
The battery holder is not like some holders, like the MB200 (Nikon D200). It holds onlyone standard camera battery.
938532
You can only put ONE regular camera batteries in the grip. It has an adapter for 8 AA batteries. I am VERY happy with the quality and performance of the grip. I also have a Nikon grip for my D300 and it is comparable in quality and function.
938533
The short answer is no. This grip allows only one Nikon rechargeable battery, but can also accept AA batteries with the included cartridge. However, you can also use one Nikon battery in the camera body as well as the battery grip, effectively giving you two batteries. It gets a little hard to change the one in the camera body, you must first remove the grip. Nikons error in my opinion.
938534
Nope, was under the impression before that one could do that. Just 1 fits in the grip and another in the actual camera body. Even the original Nikon grip is the same. You should consider the EN-EL18 battery adaptation for it although it's pricey if you're looking for faster auto-focus and longer battery lifelife.
938535
With this grip, you can only put one battery in, plus the one in the camera chamber. In total you will have 2 batteries in your camera.
938536
For the D7000, the Meike AA cartridge must contain all six batteries. Two and four will not work. For the D800, which uses eight AA, the results are the same. I do not know what if the same is true for the respective Nikon grips.
1461536
It NEEDS two, but has space for four. Minor difference in brightness running on only two batteries. I imagine the run is less on just two.
739566
Yes you can...only negative about this product is the batteries burn out too quickly
828228
You can buy 2 extra batteries but you also need to buy the plastic battery box they go into... there are higher output batteries available to give you extended range. I would install the upgraded batteries and use the originals as a spare (still need to buy another battery box). There is no room to 'double up' the batteries.
301654
You sure can, there is a cap on the very bottom. Untwist it slide out the battery clip. It takes 3 AA batteries.
631202
You Need Two Batteries For Most Instruments That Is The Price For Two Batteries In Fact That Is A Good Price!!! John
1070471
Yes I carry two extra batteries. These batteries last very well in this unit. I'm very happy with mine.
77770
It is all a contained unit and there isn't room for another battery in it. I would imagine you could wire one externally and have it beside the unit or behind it in the wall for better appearance. Hope this helps.
990641
could you not just buy another battery and hook both batteries in parallel?
448373
I only have two batteries and it has worked well with them. Maybe you could fill two at a time?
848976
I dont see why not. I bought two packages of these batteries. they work very well.
2160746
Yes, it can only hold one battery to drive. There is so much room on the chassis I am sure you could fit another one on there if you build a different battery holder.
675368
Inside the battery port you can slide a plastic piece out to put the smaller batteries in. The bigger batteries slide right in. This flashlight is awesome = )
2278813
No. Batteries have to be in sets of two, so you would need another battery to bring total to four. Or do two until charged, take one out and put in the uncharged one leaving in one charged battery. I know its a hassle, but Amazon Basic charger works the same way.
1638378
Yes you can. I bought 2 for my boys and they are just a year old now and work great still on the original battery pack they came with.
340683
No, not recommended. If the required load to maintain the two batteries (assuming they are wired in parallel) is unbalanced, this can damage the charger. These are cheap chargers, save yourself some grief and buy two.
1817867
I don't see why you couldn't--they're still batteries--but I can't say for sure. Packaging doesn't specify. I will have to try that.