carterh2425
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The Sigma SAC-2 AC power supply is hard to find. Can I substitute another unit. What is the voltage I need. Am I likely to have problems. I am in the USA.
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AC power supply for SD14
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I got a lot of stuff directly from Sigma online mall for accessories that hard to find else where. Keep the link for future use too.
http://www.sigmaphoto.com/sigmaonlinemall/default.asp?id=67&id2=189#189
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http://www.sigmaphoto.com/sigmaonlinemall/default.asp?id=67&id2=189#189
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Digital Coast Image
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bhphoto.com and adorama.com carry alot of this stuff. Ditto from cameta camera through ebay.
Kendall Helmstetter Gelner
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As described above, 9.3 volts and 3 amps (yes 3 amps).
But - why do you want one? Are you sure your need cannot be met with batteries, or the battery grip?
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carterh2425
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According to what I have seen on this forum, I need one when I go to install the 1.05 firmware.
justascot
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I installed it without. I just made sure that the battery was fully charged. Ised the battery a few times until it was about signalling it was at half power, recharged, reused, recharged and then I installed the firmware without any problems.
I have however had problems getting any images off the camera on to the computer. I was able to at first but somehow its no longer allowing me to do that. However you can get over that problem by using a card reader. Personally I don't see the point in buying an ac adapter at $99 or £50 if you will only use it rarely.
You can get a way without upgrading the firmware until you are certain that the battery is strong enough to take it. Err on the side of caution.
I have however had problems getting any images off the camera on to the computer. I was able to at first but somehow its no longer allowing me to do that. However you can get over that problem by using a card reader. Personally I don't see the point in buying an ac adapter at $99 or £50 if you will only use it rarely.
You can get a way without upgrading the firmware until you are certain that the battery is strong enough to take it. Err on the side of caution.
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