First of all, my apologies for not really knowing too much about DC electronics, despite 2 years of engineering waaaaay back.
I have a time lapse camera. you can find the manual here:
ProjectCam
Near the end of the manual (page 23) it indicates what the required input power is:
(9V - 12V DC 250mA)
I bought their Solar Panel to keep this thing powered, but it is just NOT cutting it. Especially right now with -30C weather.
Can anyone assist me in building a contraption that would allow me to power this thing with a car battery?
The other alternative is to buy a couple of Eliminators from Canadian Tire (I have one already)
Eliminator
Then purchase a plug-in DC adapter or a lighter-style DC adapter.
Thoughts/recommendations?
Thanks.
Chris.
I have a time lapse camera. you can find the manual here:
ProjectCam
Near the end of the manual (page 23) it indicates what the required input power is:
(9V - 12V DC 250mA)
I bought their Solar Panel to keep this thing powered, but it is just NOT cutting it. Especially right now with -30C weather.
Can anyone assist me in building a contraption that would allow me to power this thing with a car battery?
The other alternative is to buy a couple of Eliminators from Canadian Tire (I have one already)
Eliminator
Then purchase a plug-in DC adapter or a lighter-style DC adapter.
Thoughts/recommendations?
Thanks.
Chris.