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RED Batteries

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How long will it take to load the batteries?
How long can you use one batterie on field?

Would be interesting to know, how many batteries you need at least for a 10 hour shooting.
 
Can someone also comment on battery life and number of expected charges?

David
 
The camera draws approximately 60 watts in a typical configuration. A RED BRICK 140Wh
battery will run the camera and typical accessories for about 90 minutes.

Using the RED CHARGER, charge times for a RED BRICK are approximately 120 minutes to
reach 80% capacity, plus an additional 80 minutes to top up to full charge capacity.

antoine.
 
Just don't carry on board all 4 RED batteries by yourself on an airplane or you'll goto Jail. Also, you can't check them without declaring them a hazzardous substance like dynamite.

I'm still waiting for RED team to confirm legally - that one person can only carry 3 RED batteries on board - and that one can not check them unless declaring them a hazzardous substance.
 
Greg Voevodsky said:
Just don't carry on board all 4 RED batteries by yourself on an airplane or you'll goto Jail. Also, you can't check them without declaring them a hazzardous substance like dynamite.

I'm still waiting for RED team to confirm legally - that one person can only carry 3 RED batteries on board - and that one can not check them unless declaring them a hazzardous substance.
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WTF!?!?!?!?!


Details man Details!

That's pretty outlandish.
 
laboprod said:
The camera draws approximately 60 watts in a typical configuration. A RED BRICK 140Wh
battery will run the camera and typical accessories for about 90 minutes.

Using the RED CHARGER, charge times for a RED BRICK are approximately 120 minutes to
reach 80% capacity, plus an additional 80 minutes to top up to full charge capacity.

antoine.
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I love it when questions are answered this clearly.

Thanks,

David
 
3 batterys hath the producer 3 batterys hath the sound person. 3 batterys hath the camera person........
Dynamite only comes in small individual packages at TSA land.
 
Endura Batteries

Endura Batteries

Any reason why Endura 90 Batteries cant be used with the camera all be it they aresmaller than the Red Battereis.

thanks,

Dave
 
Hi Guys,

Any help with this appreciated. Will Endura 80's be OK.

thanks,

Dave
 
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