Rule Of Thumb Basic Power Supply Circuit Calculation

One rule of thumb that was drilled into me. Don't try to cheap out on power for your camera. Original batteries should really be the only consideration unless you're absolutely stuck with no other option - the firmware and electronics in the camera will reward you with optimum operation and you'll also have a better warranty to rely on in case the unexpected happens.

It's a power supply. It does what is intended by powering a camera. It has the power to do what is needed for a basic setup.

It's a power supply.

The rule of thumb is that you don't put cheap filters on expensive lenses. I want the front surface of my lens to be protected but I don't want to lessen the quality of an image. The Tiffin UV protector filter was my choice and I'm happy with it.

I own quite a few Sonos products but recently purchased 2 of the fives and its Godly. It is expensive but general rule of thumb applies you get what you pay for.

Great power supply.

is there a power supply included?

Easy to use AND it comes with the power supply when some do not.

Love this power supply.

The basic circuit inside this is similar to the Deity Movo and Boya competitors, but this on works! Pay the extra cash for the Rode version. I tested them all. The Movo/Boya are wired wrong (ring is hot) so they won't work with Sennheiser lav mics or any others I've seen (except maybe Sony?). The XLR pins are also recessed too far so they won't lock into the recorder! My Deity unit got returned because of frying sounds at high gain. So that leaves the Rode. It adds zero noise at high gain (compared to the native plugin-power input on a MixPre-6) and there were no obvious RFI issues.