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Join Date: May 2002
Posts: 422
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The BLM-1 is of 1500mAh (7.2V), that means a seperate battery pack can be built using 6pcs of AA rechargable Metal hydrite battery (2300mAh or 2500mAh will be good). Connection to the external power inlet.
Has anyone tried so far? cheers |
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Land of the Vegetables
Posts: 2,951
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What is the point when the BLM-1 can last so long? I will rather get the East Gear BLM-1 which is quite cheap and forget the hassle of the AAs which discharge incredibly fast.
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Toronto, Canada
Posts: 1,460
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I have to agree...since we're talking about the E-300, why not just get the HLD-3 and some clone batteries (if you want to risk it, certainly less of a gamble compared to using AAs).
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Member
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Northern Singapore
Posts: 556
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Hello Teo,
Olympus will soon release the LBH1 battery adaptor in conjection with the E500. It takes 3 CR123s side by side in a BLM-1 like enclosure allowing use of off-the-shelf power alternatives. It should power the E300/E1 as well. I read from elsewhere that although rechargeable CR123s are available, they don't pack much power for endurance. It isn't DIY per se. However, I'm come to appreciate the power consistency from the BLM1s to value them as they are. Cheers, |
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Join Date: May 2002
Location: NE Singapore
Posts: 405
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Can almost read the headlines. Man loses eyebrows and eyelashes in freak accident A photography enthusiast tried to save money on equiment by making his own power module suffered a mild electrocution and burns when the camera malfunctioned while he was taking a picture at the Botanical Gardens...... |
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