can I power this directly with a 12v DC battery (and voltage regulator if necessary) for mobile applications?
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Greetings, Thank you for your interest in our products here at MITXPC. You will definitely need a voltage regulator; the power supply has a steep cut-off for DC-IN. As long as you can regulate DC-IN to 12V, then yes, the system would be fine for mobile applications. Best regards, MITXPC
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This device is not contain a battery. So you will need a fixed power source.
413688
Yes, the 5.5mm output plug is the only 12v output. This is in addition to the two USB outputs mounted in the pocket.
558134
No I don't think you can, the power adapters that come with this phone are rated 120 V.
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It is 9V only, no battery option so u would need to purchase a 9V power supply to run it
741719
Yes, I could with 12v converter in my car.It can high-speed charge to my xperia also in the car.
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I havent tried it myself, but I would to say-Yes it can be powered by a 12v car battery.
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No, you don't need to buy a 12 volt power supply. The camera comes with a 12 volt power supply.
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You can also get a SLA battery and plug it into the 12v input jack on the back. A 12v 7ah should give plenty of runtime. That's really the only way to go for outdoor use, in my opinion. I've powered all my portables this way for years. D cells get expensive fast and rechargeable D's don't last long in powerful systems. (as little as 2 or 3 hours in one of mine)
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It would 'create' 12v DC for charging phone devices, etc. It Uses batteries or solar or crank to operate.
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Yes, there is a USB port on the device which will supply ample power to usb devices. I am using the 12 volt output to power a small Amateur Radio. (Approximately 2amps through the 12v output) The 5v USB out should handle everything, even tablets.
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BESTEK 75W DC 12V to 110V AC Power Inveter with 3.1A 2 USB Charging Ports for Smartphones and Tablets
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You have to use an external 12v dc supply, not sure about the double pole ?
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12 VDC, 4.2W. I used an 8 cell AA battery pack for my use. You could use any DC power supply generating 12 VDC & able to supply .4 A or more. I tried it at 24 VDC. They run for about 30 sec. & seize up for some reason. So I would not suggest trying run them on much more than 12 VDC.
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The external power supply is AC --&gt; DC 12V@200mA So, yes, you could take a small 12vdc battery that has an out of about 200mA and power this unit. If you did use a 12vdc battery you could charge/recharge the battery with a small solar panel that you could purchase for about $20. For Reference: http://www.emtcompany.com/x10-xm14a-ac-power-supply-charger-adapter/101334292.html
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I think it would work just fine for the amount of power it would draw. Although you stated that it is a 12 volt system so you could run it directly from a battery unless you wanted to use an AC to Dc adapter.
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I had a spare 12V, 3.75A from a Samsung monitor lying around so that's what I used. Almost any 12v power brick will do though.