USB Cable and Dummy LP-E17 Battery for Canon M6 Mark II
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Re: USB Cable and Dummy LP-E17 Battery for Canon M6 Mark II
B_Gardner wrote:
m100 wrote:
B_Gardner wrote:
Thanks for the good ideas. Here's what I've got:
1. The back of LCD says 7.4V. I can't find any other electrical specs on it.
2. The CA-PS700 AC adapter says the output is 7.2V / 2.0A. This is 14.4 watts.
3. The LP-E17 battery says output is 7.2V and 1040 mAh. I found 7.5 Wh on the opposite side of the battery. This makes sense because 7.2V x 1.04 Ah = 7.5 Wh. I can't find any indication of an amperage limit though.
4. Knowing all this, I searched the Canon M6ii User Manual again and found nothing. There are apparently no specs in the manual.
I went ahead and ordered the USB battery power cord from Amazon and will try it with the standard 5V / 2.4A USB battery that I have. That is only 10.8 watts, so am not sure its going to work. Will just have to try it and if it doesn't work, then look for a USB battery with a higher amperage rating.
Let me know if I'm missing something obvious!
Thanks.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/RIKEY016GHTA8/ref=cm_cr_dp_d_rvw_ttl?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B07J3DRKKM
I am thinking so. 5V x 3A = 15W
Good point, thanks!
With a 32MM lens my M6II stays below 1 amp at the dummy battery input with 2 18650 cells powering it.
Keep in mind the lens uses power too and some lenses need more power than others.
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