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Anyone ever use the DMR mains adapter, part 14 452? I'm looking to track one down, but imagine it's probably pretty rare. I want to get the main adapter so that I can run my remote control on the camera through the night, without worrying about the battery dying. Currently, I get about 3 hours of remote firing out of a newly charged battery in the DMR.

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I bought a mains adapter from Photo Design Studio for use for school photography and events. It works very well. I fully endorse the remarks about Frank Foster in north Devon, UK. On the odd occasion I haven't been able to get to his shop he has mailed the item to me very quickly.

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Ian

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Well, I gotta admit, I'm a little disappointed here...I got my AC adapter today and there's no way I can use it. The AC adapter plugs into the same jack as the Intervalometer, so there's no way I can use them at the same time. This was the whole reason I wanted the AC adapter--so that I could run my intervalometer through a night's worth of picture-making! sigh. $125 down the tube....anybody want to buy an AC Adapter for the DMR?

Troy

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Well, I gotta admit, I'm a little disappointed here...I got my AC adapter today and there's no way I can use it. The AC adapter plugs into the same jack as the Intervalometer, so there's no way I can use them at the same time. This was the whole reason I wanted the AC adapter--so that I could run my intervalometer through a night's worth of picture-making! sigh. $125 down the tube....anybody want to buy an AC Adapter for the DMR?

Troy

 

Troy:

 

Do you have the intervalometer? it may have an input jack for the AC adapter. If not, you probably need to make up a Y cable. If you are handy with a soldering iron, you can order the plugs from Binder-USA. The part number for the plug that goes into the DMR is:

 

711 1 99-0479-100-08

 

The female is:

 

711 1 99-0479-100-08

 

Subminiature Connectors Snap-In, Bayonet & Threaded

 

Subminiature Connectors Snap-In, Bayonet & Threaded

 

You would need two females and one male. If you do a search on this site, one of the Australian members posted the pin outs of the plug.

 

Robert

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  • 5 weeks later...

Guess what guys? I found someone to make me a Intervalometer/AC Y-cable for my R8/DMR. Michael Bass, of Michael Bass Designs, created a y-cable for me and it works great! Check him out at Michael Bass Designs He's also come up with some inexpensive AC-adapters for the DMR (though I haven't tried them out). Here's a photo of my R8/DMR with the AC adapter and Intervalometer hooked up, via Bass' designed Y-box. :)

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Here is a closeup image of the Y connector / splitter box:

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