Are Wolf Watch Winders Run On Batteries

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

I now have four of these batteries. I don't really need that many because when charged, it seems like they run forever.

I have three batteries and now, two chargers. I will never run out of power.

This is the perfect protective, carry on case! The case meets the regulations, 43, for all airlines at this time. I organized the case to hold 3 cameras with winders and 77mm (Zeiss) lenses attached, a 4th lens, 1 flash, battery chargers and lots of misc. stuff. The case is deep enough to leave the winders on the cameras. The case is wide enough to leave a 70x200 77mm lens on the camera. The dividers are thick and offer ample padding. When planning how to store things, think in layers(taking advantage of the depth of the case) and use the extra padding to create these layers. After spending days searching for the right case this is the only case that met all my needs. (depth to leave winders attached, width to leave lenses attached and 43 to carry all the stuff I need when I fly so I don't have to check my cameras. The color Tan is important to reflect the sun in hot climates and the case is water resistant to keep the moisture levels as low as possible.

Popped into my diy NAS and performs better than that bad wolf I had before.

I have two, and they never seem to run out. I'm going for the third one, very happy with my batteries. They work perfectly.

Perfect for my music stand. Portable -- can run on batteries or A/C.

I used to think these were kind of a weird thing to have. I'd watch other camera operators run around with these thinking, Bro, don't you work out? and then as time went on, and i rigged out my cameras more and more, i started to realize that these things are way more useful than you know. I had a few situations where i'd be operating for 6-10 hours in a day with my rig and my biceps, shoulders, neck and back would just be sore for the next day. So i got one of these easyrig minimax setups and it was apparent that i've been working way too hard for far too long. I won't go without this on my long run and gun situations anymore. From Live event coverage, to documentaries, to commercial shoots... this thing comes in absolutely clutch.

I have this with my Canon XF100 and purchased another for my Canon XA30. Just directional enough for run and gun. You have to watch out with a Rycote dead cat windscreen; full zoom out may show up in the corner of the shot. I use the foam one that's included with the XA30.

I can run it outside the house and watch the packers on the side of the garage with my epson home cinema