Homemade DC Coupler (battery Shell) for Canon PowerShot SX150
Intro: Homemade DC Coupler (battery Shell) for Canon PowerShot SX150
Dear friends,
I have a project that record leaf movements of plants due to different light directions. So I need to record at least 5-6 hours to capture movement of plants. I have Canon PowerShot SX150 which is run via 2 AA battery equals to 3.15V. I used it before and 2 AA battery were not enough for recording 5-6 hours. They were finished until capture a movement. So I decided to make a DC coupler (battery shell) and also 3.15 2A regulator. I have succeed and prepared a video about how to make a DC coupler for Canon PowerShot SX150. Next instructable will be about How to make 3.15V regulator for this purpose.
STEP 1: What You Need
Inventory;
- a knife, dremel, (optional)
- permanent pencil
- basically soldering equipment
- scissor
- hot glue
- rasp
- plastic tape
- lighter
- Canon PowerShot SX150 or equivalent camera and 3.15V 2A power supply
Consumable materials;
- 2 x 5ml injections
- 3 x consumed AA battery
- red and black bell wire about 15-20 cm (optional)
- macaron cable (melting cable)
STEP 2: How to Make
I prepared a video that involving all step of making DC coupler (battery shell).
Good luck with it.
4 Comments
Elmasry 6 months ago
avarothdeepu 3 years ago
DIY Hacks and How Tos 7 years ago
I do this with a lot of my electronics. Batteries really just don't last in a digital camera.
JeoleX 7 years ago
Good thing of dc couplers that give you options. I can take almost limited photographs and video as long as sd card has enough space. If I want to use my camera as portable, I can remove battery shell and put in 2 AA battery. So we are not stucked in cables and limited batteries :)