Can I use it in place of a Panasonic PV-BP 17?
1673010
This battery is a replacement for several models including the pv-bp17. So yes you can use it.
1673011
yes. The palmcorder assesory page with my camera lists both batteries. The PV-BP17 is a 2.4Ah/2hr 30 min Batt and the PV-BP18 is a 1.8 / 2hr Batt pack.
1673012
The best I can tell you is that batterydepot.com is selling a CC-0395 battery that replaces both the PV-BP18 and the PV-BP17 along with several others. Therefore one could logically conclude that the PV-BP 17 and 18 are interchangeable. I hope this helps you.
2112936
Yes you can. That's what I use too, I have the same camera. It's a great battery!
1625231
The Panasonic battery is a 20ah battery. The 18ah or the 22ah battery by UPG would work.
1141347
Yes it can. The best thing is you can make a camera rig by putting an external battery (with tripple capacity of pana's battery) that has usb output on a bracket like this:http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00EK0CJGO/ref=oh_details_o07_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1 all together with a micro usb cable like this:http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00D8YZ2SA/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i02?ie=UTF8&psc;=1. Now you can forget about panasonic's expensive battery and enjoy shooting.
1702456
I think you'll need an adapter like this one: http://www.amazon.com/Adapter-Panasonic-DMC-FZ70-Alternative-DMW-LA8/dp/B00GTAZG36/ref=pd_sim_p_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=1WA9EPMGBE790NBY2P1S
1198300
This adapter will not work with a Panasonic camera. It is made for Olympus camera
1240712
No! I was disappointed that I had to buy xtra batteries for my new camera, when I had 4 from the older Panasonic
1140612
I think when I got mine the paperwork said you could order one from the manufacturer. I no longer have that but try checking with Panasonic.
1084550
I do not know the specific answer to your question.... but I might suggest that you take the battery model number and find a current listing of the cameras that the Wasabi Power pack supports. Then check the Panasonic battery numbers for those cameras... if any match, it will work, if none match, you might be out of luck. Hope this helps.
494731
I don't know about that particular battery, but we bought two off-brand batteries that last longer than the Panasonic one. Hope that helps. Also, the camera card that came with the camera - Panasonic - is junk. Had to be replaced less than a year old.
1825069
The best advice I can give you is to call Panasonic and explain your dilemma to them. I had a question similar to yours and they explained to me why it would not be possible to accomplish what I wanted to do. They know best. Good luck.
876465
Yes. Check the instructions on page 14 http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/KXTG7731-MUL.PDF
1472740
Hi,Yes, as long as the camera needs less than 1300 Watt.Regards,KarenCS Email Representative
511655
110V power required and you need the matching uniden receiver. Check that camera and receiver are compatible versions.
2246141
It should be possible it seems (I have only Panasonic bodies, so I haven't tested it):http://www.four-thirds.org/en/special/download.html
1427102
I don't think you can. I've tried everything, even called Panasonic. Just learned to live with it at this point.
1279238
No, the video on the Panasonic is D sub 15 vga out, in which you may connect to a monitor via a vga cable for display of laptop video on the monitor via vga cable (15 pin D sub). Input of video will not fly through the 15pin D sub. as input, video modes are toggled by pressing FN and F8 simultaneously. You might even deploy a D sub 15 Converter With Svideo, and RCA OUT for use with a simple composit monitor. It looks like a nogo.ftp://ftp.panasonic.com/pub/Panasonic/toughbook/specsheets/TB-18_ss.pdf