The Minuteman BM0033 Battery for EBP36XL BP36RTXL Packsis a single replacement battery for the Minuteman BM0033 Battery for EBP36XL BP36RTXL PacksEBP36XL and BP36RTXL External Battery Packs, which are used with select Minuteman UPS units.

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Q: 1. Has Canon changed the LC-E6 battery charger with the introduction of the new LP-E6N battery?Discussion: I purchased a Canon 60D about 3 years ago that came with the LP-E6 battery. I very recently purchased a Canon 7D Mark II that came with the new LP-E6N battery. Each came with a LC-E6 charger. However, the writing on the back is slightly different between the two chargers and the charger that came with the 60D weighs 4.5 ounces where the one that came with the 7D Mk II weighs less at 4 ounces. Hence, these two battery chargers are not exactly the same. Form, fit & function maybe, but something is different.

A: I wish I could say I can verify... but am not confident that my answer would be correct. I hope someone else responds to assist you!

Q: 2. Has this been tested in the Nikon D6 ??? Does it work ???

A: Yes , it does work

Q: 3. Can I use this to charge Sony A7 series battery?

A: Yes, the NP-FW50 battery can be charged with this device.

Q: 4. I have multiple instances of LP-E6, including 2 that came with EOS R and R5 bodies. I didn't pay attention to differences with those newest instances, but now I notice that three of the units are marked as Model DS510101; those units show an output amperage of 1.2A. The unit without that model designation (presumably older) shows amperage of 1A. What is the benefit of that extra .2A output? Is it important for LP-E6N and/or LP-E6NH variants of the batter packs?

A: The LP-E6NH (newer model) has 14% more power than the LP-E6N and is backward compatible with older cameras up to the EOS 60D. Due to the high-resolution and processing power in these new mirrorless cameras, they require a higher-capacity battery. You can also still use the previous LP-E6N and LP-E6 batteries on the EOS R5, but keep in mind they will emit less power.

Q: 5. What's the charge time for a pretty dead battery to 100% charge? (as in, how long does it take to charge a battery?)

A: I would estimate 1.5 hours to a full charge.

Q: 6. Will this work with the Nikon SB-5000?

A: Yes it does! I've been using this cable with all of my Nikon flashes since the SB-800 (then the 910, and now the 5000). Works like a dream

Q: 7. can this charge Nikon en-el14? can you list the Batteries this can charge I'm in charge of cameras for My college and unfortunately the battery chargers do not always get return for different cameras just looking for DSLRs and small cannon consumer level video cameras

A: The Ansmann Powerline Vario Charger is not able to charge that battery.

Q: 8. Can this product be used as a tester of the existing charge status of a lithium ion battery? If so, can this product (1) test the charge of, and, (2) charge a Canon LP-E6N Lithium-Ion Battery Pack (7.2V, 1865mAh)?

A: This is a charger, not a tester. Also, it cannot charge nor test the Canon LP-E6. At this time, outside of looking at the battery meter in the camera, we know of no way to meaningfully test the strength of a LP-E6 battery.

Q: 9. Does this work on d500

A: No, the Nikon D500 uses EN-EL15 batteries.

Q: 10. Is this the correct HV cable for use with Nissin i60 speedlight B&H # NIND60AS ?

A: This flash would accept a Quantum CL5 type cable for Sony flashes for use with a high voltage pack. However, that cable has been discontinued with no replacement being offered.