Hello
I hope I'm allow to post here, this is a sort of off topic yet maybe it's not question.
I own an expensive camera called a Ursa Mini Pro, that requires the additional purchase of a "industry standard" v mount plate. This plate acts as the connection point between the 12v battery and the power going into the camera and/or additional devices.
The v mount plate I was meant to buy would have come with the correct connector that would have plugged into the camera. Mine does not so before I go spend more money on another plate I thought I should at least see if there is any danger in soldiering on the correct connectors so I can pass power onto the camera, while still delivering power into all the other output options seen on the v mount plate.
Please view the following image, it shows where I think I should attach the wires....basically soldiering them right onto the wires that come from the battery, at the same point the power would then flow around the v mount circuitry.
https://goo.gl/photos/etH5zVkrF2RB6gPBA
Regards Rueben
Moderators note : uploaded image to forum
I hope I'm allow to post here, this is a sort of off topic yet maybe it's not question.
I own an expensive camera called a Ursa Mini Pro, that requires the additional purchase of a "industry standard" v mount plate. This plate acts as the connection point between the 12v battery and the power going into the camera and/or additional devices.
The v mount plate I was meant to buy would have come with the correct connector that would have plugged into the camera. Mine does not so before I go spend more money on another plate I thought I should at least see if there is any danger in soldiering on the correct connectors so I can pass power onto the camera, while still delivering power into all the other output options seen on the v mount plate.
Please view the following image, it shows where I think I should attach the wires....basically soldiering them right onto the wires that come from the battery, at the same point the power would then flow around the v mount circuitry.
https://goo.gl/photos/etH5zVkrF2RB6gPBA
Regards Rueben
Moderators note : uploaded image to forum
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