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- Real Name: Malte Siemers
Tue Jun 10, 2025 12:05 pm
Dear Blackmagic Video Assist users,
does someone have any insight as to which range of voltage the video assist is able to work with? The manual isn't very specific about it.
I'm considering it as my Steadicam monitor, but 12V only would be pretty unhandy as I'm a afraid a D-Tap cable straight from the battery plate (delivering ~16.8V when fully charged) might fry the device. Has anyone been brave enough to try this?
does someone have any insight as to which range of voltage the video assist is able to work with? The manual isn't very specific about it.
I'm considering it as my Steadicam monitor, but 12V only would be pretty unhandy as I'm a afraid a D-Tap cable straight from the battery plate (delivering ~16.8V when fully charged) might fry the device. Has anyone been brave enough to try this?
