very interested too...but i want to know how long can the thing hold its charge when not in use...(ie self-discharge rate)
confirm priced very affordably, and good support too. =)
ok a quick word on the camera and flash compatible cables, i just found out that they are using the same OEM cables as Quantum, so for those who already use them, you can "re-cycle" them on the CD-2X2. EG may not be bringing in a whole range of cables for all cameras & flashes, just the common ones, for reason of scale of economies (it costs a lot of $$$ to R&D these things)...
also, it solves the question of available cables... whatever Quantum uses, this is able to use as well so check www.qtm.com for compatibility.
went down to eastgear...was told the price of this gadget is around 1k region
Li-ion and Li-polymer batteries hold charge quite well. Some say they take twice as long to self-discharge as equivalent NiMH batteries. YMMV.very interested too...but i want to know how long can the thing hold its charge when not in use...(ie self-discharge rate)
went down to eastgear...was told the price of this gadget is around 1k region
relax lah people... the people at EG hasn't officially state the price.
meantime... just pray it's cheaper than quantum...
Is the battery replaceable? and how much? How many re-charging can it take? How does it compare to quantum for these 3 questions?
erm, not sure who told you but I don't think you got the right info. the initial price estimates (sorry I can't really get into details) i got was nowhere near $1k (which is the price of the Quantum 2X2). it's never been EG's policy to price items so high anyway but to make it more affordable for photographers to enjoy.went down to eastgear...was told the price of this gadget is around 1k region