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I recently dropped and NP1 on a shoot, and found a crack on the shell that exposes a bit of the battery near the connections. For now, I've carefully super glued the thing together, but I know that wont last. Is it possible for me to just buy another NP1 plastic shell to re-house the battery? Is that even possible to swap it?
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Replace an NP1 battery with the NP1 AC Power Adapter to power your audio devices or entire audio bag all day. Power your (BDS) battery distribution systems and audio devices that accept variable DC voltage. Remote Audio BDS, PSC Power Star Mini and many more… Fits most brands of NP-1 Cup Adapters As quick as switching out an NP1 battery, go from DC to AC in a snap! Prolongs the life of expensive NP1 style batteries by saving precious recharging cycles when recording on location with available AC power. Specs: Input: 100-240V 50-60Hz 1.5A Output: 15V 5A 75W NP1 Adapter Dimensions (not including AC/DC transformer): 2.7”L x 1.6”W x 1”H Short circuit, over voltage and over current protection AC cord supplied for standard US outlet and comes with neoprene storage bag. Model# NP1 AC PA - See more at: http://lmcsound.com/products/np1-ac-power-adapter/#sthash.velhidsW.dpuf
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So the bottom of this NP1 cup has been peeling back over the last few months, but I've been taping it down as a workaround. Has this happened to anybody else? I'm wondering if it's worth returning it for a replacement.
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I would like a remote power switch for my Nomad without paying 200-400 dollars for a Remote Audio BDSv4 or similar. A suggestion from another thread was to build a switch on to my current Hawk Woods NPA-SQN battery cup I would like to have this situated along the cable, not on the cup, as the cup will probably be in the bottom of the bag. I just received my first batch of Sugru so I could probably use that to patch/mount/encase as necessary. I can solder, but i have no idea how the elecronics of this situation should work. Any suggestions on how I should do this? What kind of switch component would I need (how many pins/connections etc)? Would it be better to use a regulated power adapter like this Hawk Woods NPR FR2 ? Is this simply a bad idea?
