Seems like the largest replacement battery NP-FV100 may be obstructive to eyepiece, is NP-FV70 acceptable?
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hi,the NP-FV100 battery is the better choice since it is not as thick and obtrusive.
1664303
Thank you for your time. In regards to your inquiry, the NP-FV701 is in fact compatible with the HDR-PJ810.
1664304
hi, the NP-FV100 battery is the better choice since it is not as thick and obtrusive.
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The internal battery is a 2200mAh 7.4V lithium #465585. Available from a variety of sources. A phillips head screw holds the battery cover.The Sony NP-F970 is a very different battery.
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The CatEye Adventure that I have is a discontinued model, so unless you're getting an old one rather than some newer version, I can't answer the question. With respect to the one I have, I don't see any reason why it wouldn't be OK. Be aware, however, that with my version of the unit, re-setting of the odometer when you change batteries is a two step process after inserting the new battery. You have to put a mile on it before trying to reset it or it won't function properly. It's a nuisance, and the company was aware of the problem, but it's not described in the instruction circular.
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The short answer is yes, I believe it will but please check with Sony's website to confirm before ordering.The battery that comes with the Sony NEX VG30 is the NP-FV70.The NP-FV70 is identical to the NP-FV100 in height & width, the only difference (physically) is the depth, this means that the NP-FV100 will stick out further from the back of the camera body and slightly change the balance of the whole camera, it helps to counter-balance a longer lens if you are not using a shoulder rig.I hope this helps.
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These filters DO fit, as the 127EQ (I have one myself) has 1.25" eyepeices. The kicker though, is that our eye pieces do NOT have any threads (the eyepieces that come with the set). I've been told by Celestron to hold the filter between my eye and the eyepiece. Sigh.Best thing to fix that...get a different and better eyepiece.
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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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I don't see why not if the 70EQ will accept 1.25" eyepieces, it should work.
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I have the HDR-CX190 that uses the same NP-FV30 original battery and this set of two NP-FV70 work perfectly well. I bought all at Amazon.com
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Sorry about the delay but have been out of country. I tried opening the spotlight by removing all the screws but no access to the battery. Evidently it is only by unscrewing the lens can you access it. So probably best to ask them. Their customer service was very good about replying about my request for info about the batteries. I had no problem with going through airport screening in US, UK, Hong Kong, South Africa. The spotlight was great--people were asking about it--and was much brighter than those supplied by the game drives. Long lasting. I wouldn't be concerned about replacing the batteries. No problem recharging on 240v--just have an adapter.
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If the battery is similar to the NP FV 70 from Sony, there's no problem, its has much better capacity than the FV30 that comes with the battery in terms of hours not minutes of use. If you intend to do a lot of recording at one time , you may want to get additional FV 70s. They add a little weight to the back of the camera but are much better than the FV30 and FV50 batteries. I acquired additional FV70s (non Sony) when I acquired the camera package.
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I would agree with teotwawki, i have a celestron 127 powerseeker and it is almost too big for it but plenty of room for accessories
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It can indeed be used--just about any 1.25-inch eyepiece will physically fit, but I presume you're asking about the optics. This will Barlow Shorty will work fine--just be warned that using a 2x barlow will decrease the brightness of the image significantly. For planetary viewing, that won't be an issue, and for photography, also not an issue as you can use longer exposure times. But for viewing nebula or deep sky objects, this wouldn't be an advantage.
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I am looking at the picture of the back of the 750 on the B and H site. The eyepiece is square, and very likely identical to the one one the D7100 which we have. So yes, most likely. It takes a while for the Hoodman specs to catch up with the newest camera version. I say likely because I don't have a 750 to test &lt;groan&gt;.
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hey, I bought this case but I dont use it because I replaced by this Celestron 8-24mm 1.25" Zoom Eyepiece. this eyepiece replace at least 4 from the kit. $$$
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Arra, I got the NP-FV70; not the FV100. Also I didn't own the NX7OU. Sorry .... I cannot help u :p
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I have a HDR-CX360V and would not know. However, the Opteka NP-FV100 is a good battery.Sorry.
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I have a T3i so I can't address the fit issues. Any decrease in image size through the eyepiece is minimal from my experience. It has been very useful for me.