The Hosa Male 3-Pin XLR to Male 3-Pin XLR Adapter is a male 3-pin XLR to male 3-pin XLR adapter for joining two separately available 3-pin female XLR sockets or cables.

Male 3-Pin XLR to Male 3-Pin XLR Adapter    Gender Changes XLR Female to XLR Male

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Doescharger support 120-220 volt ??

A: Yes it supports to 120-240

Q: 2. Is this battery compatible with the Red Scarlet W?

A: The challenge for 3rd party battery makers is being able to communicate with the RED battery percentage meter. IDX does not list this battery as being able to.

Q: 3. How long can 2 of these power an Aputure 300d MkII for?

A: These should give you approximately 70 minutes.

Q: 4. What is the warranty?

A: Included is a 2 year limited warranty from IDX.Details can be found here:a href= http://www.idxtek.com/warranty target= _blank http://www.idxtek.com/warranty/a

Q: 5. Do I need to buy a charger cable to plug it into the wall or is the cable included?

A: This charger is supplied with a USA type power cable.

Q: 6. Just confirming that this high capacity battery will still work with my Sony PMW 350 and is compatible with the Sony XDCA -FS7 adapter? Thank you.

A: Both the battery and adapter should work just fine for what you want to do.

Q: 7. As long as it's plugged in will this power a C300 MKIII using the 4-pin XLR output?

A: This product features a 4-pin XLR power output that offers up to 36W of DC power when the charger is connected to a wall outlet and your batteries are removed. It acts as an AC Power Supply. However we are not aware of a specific test between this product and the C300 Mark III.

Q: 8. Is this airplane safe?

A: At this time with airline approval, passengers may carry up to two spare larger lithium ion batteries (101-160 watt hours). These are 147 Wh, you will just need Airline Approval to fly with them.

Q: 9. It says the maximum draw on the D-Tap Ports are 80W. Is that 80W total, or 80W per port?

A: 80W total.

Q: 10. I was wondering how many minutes or hours I will get out of this IDX V mount battery powering a Sony PXW FS5 and an Atomos Shogun. I shoot event type videos and need as long as possible to go before changing batteries.

A: This will all depend on how you use the camera and the exact Atomos product you are recording with. That being said the FS5 has a power consumption of around 12 Watts while the Shogun Inferno has a Max Consumption of 24 Watts, that would be a total of 36 Watts. This is a 191 Watt Hour Battery, so you should expect around 5 hours or so when pushing the limits of an Atomos Monitor with this battery.