Power your Nagra series 3 or 4 audio recorder with a Hi-Q portable battery using this Nagra Recorder Battery Adapter - Portable DC Powerfrom Remote Audio. One end offers a place to mount your battery pack, while the other end features a 6-pin proprietary connector that inserts into your recorder. In total the cable measures 2' long.

Power Nagra Audio Recorders via Battery    Proprietary 6-Pin Connector    2' Total Length

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is designed mic weight range for this? (The manufacturer's video indicates that different designs serve different applications. Makes sens. So what weight mic can THIS one handle? One reviewer noted his recorder flopped around too much.)

A: For recorders with a weight 300g (.67 lbs) or higher Rycote recommends the Portable Recorder Suspension HD. https://bhpho.to/2lzKviy This will support larger recorders such as the Zoom H6, Marantz PMD661, Roland R26 and other similarly sized recorders.

Q: 2. When using the h4n zoom recorder in this case, can the hole where the headphones can be plugged in be accessed near the top of the case on the side?That is where that particular hole is located for my recorder

A: The upper strap almost covers the headphone hole but if the H4N is pushed fully to the very bottom of the case, then the headphone hole is open and accessible. The Remote hole however is covered, On the other side the Menu button and part of the Record Level button are covered by the other strap - but you can maneuver the strap around to get at the buttons. Suppose the straps have to go somewhere.

Q: 3. Can use this with a Dtap port from a camera battery using a Dtap to 4pin hirose adapter?

A: It should work with your camera if you have a cable like the CAMVATE D-Tap to 4-Pin Hirose Cable (B&H # CAC2379).

Q: 4. Why is the belt clip come upside down when shipped? Is there a trick to get it removed to turn it back the other way? The nylon sleeve it is in is very narrow so it does not pull out easily

A: The little flap the clip is on is supposed to swing upward so that the case sort of hangs down from the clip.

Q: 5. Is the center pin positive or negative?

A: Polarity is switchable. Insert the tip one way - it is positive. Reverse the tip to reverse the polarity. It is in the manual.

Q: 6. Will this fit a Sound Devices MM-1?

A: No, the Sachtler Portable Digital Recorder Pouch will not accommodate the size of the Sound Devices MM-1 Single-Channel Portable Microphone Preamp.

Q: 7. Does this have a belt loop or hook?

A: Yes it has a belt loop with a pocket clip.

Q: 8. Will the Tascam DR-40 fit in this?

A: This case will accommodate the Tascam DR-40.

Q: 9. Is this compatible with either the Sony PCM-D10 or the Sony PCM-D100?

A: Yes, the Sachtler pouch is compatible for use with the Sony PCM-D10 and PCM-D100 recorders.

Q: 10. I have a wireless receiver that needs DC7V to operate (Sony WRR 855). Can I use Battery bud to power it?

A: The Battery Bud is only a distributor of a power source connected to it. The WRR-855 by itself has a specific din connection, meant for dropping into a camcorder receiver slot. To attempt use of the WRR-855 as a standalone receiver, you'd first need the Sony BTA-801. This will provide a 12V 4 pin connection and a separate audio out. Next, you would need a properly wired audio cable to send power to the correct pins from the Bud to the BTA-801. Then, you would need a 12V lithium battery with battery cup to attach to the Bud.