The in body focusing motor aught to draw more than enough current to
make the camera body hot.
On 7/7/2014 7:51 AM, Darren Addy wrote:
The camera was hot, not the battery.
This is a rather curious reply. What source, other than the battery,
is going to make the camera hot? If you are saying th
Am 07.07.14 13:51, schrieb Darren Addy:
This is a rather curious reply. What source, other than the battery,
is going to make the camera hot?
A battery can supply the energy (current) to heat up a variety of
objects and circuits without getting hot itself as long as the battery's
output curr
> The camera was hot, not the battery.
This is a rather curious reply. What source, other than the battery,
is going to make the camera hot? If you are saying that the battery
was not hot when you took it out, but the camera was, then I can only
postulate that (since you said the camera was discha
It was likely that the camera was locked up in some non-standard mode
where motors were powered inappropriately. For instance if the SR
circuit was malfunctioning the current drawn would likely be within
the spec of the battery but the SR system may not be able to
adequately dissipate the heat deve
I've never had exactly that experience with a camera, but I've had
massive discharges from batteries when a dead short developed in a
circuit. I'd be wary of any device that did that once. Those types of
problems seldom fix themselves.
On 7/6/2014 12:09 PM, Ralf R Radermacher wrote:
Michael'
On 7/6/2014 12:44 PM, Ralf R Radermacher wrote:
Am 06.07.14 18:35, schrieb Zos Xavius:
But yeah, damage to batteries tends to sometimes make them catch on
fire.
The camera was hot, not the battery.
Ralf
If the battery inside the camera was discharging at an excessive rate,
would that cause
Am 06.07.14 18:35, schrieb Zos Xavius:
But yeah, damage to batteries tends to sometimes make them catch
on fire.
The camera was hot, not the battery.
Ralf
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Batteries get damaged and bad things happen. I recently dropped a
battery on some gravel and after charging it up was a little freaked
out when my K-5 IIs started mirror flopping all over the place. After
I finally calmed down, I realized that the battery was overcharged as
switching to a nearly de
Michael's K-r has been lying switched off on the table this afternoon
and when he lifted it after a while the whole camera body was really hot
and the battery was almost discharged.
I admit I'm nore than a little alarmed and I'd rather not want to know
what would have happened if this had occu
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