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Key Features
- High-Current 14.8V, 99Wh Li-Ion
- Link with PAGlink and Mini PAGlink
- 10A Draw; 12A When Two Units Combined
- Numeric Runtime and Capacity Display
The Mini PAGlink MPL99G Battery from PAG is a lithium-ion Gold mount battery featuring a linking design that allows multiple units to be attached and used together for extended runtimes and increased power draw. The small size of the MPL99G is ideal for use with smaller 4K cameras, keeping size and weight down. A single unit supports a total draw of 10A between camera and accessory power ports, while two units combine to support a 12A draw. The Gold mount MiniPAGlink batteries can be linked with both Gold mount MiniPAGlink and standard Gold mount PAGlink batteries in any combination.
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Can I use a third party charger? I already own a ...
Can I use a third party charger? I already own a gold mount charger.
PAG recommends using PAGLink chargers or Anton Bauer chargers, for use with their PAG Mini PAGlink MPL99G Battery (99Wh). "It can be charged using PAGlink or Anton
Bauer chargers, for maximum versatility and economic integration."
Date published: 2022-07-10
Can I use an third party charger? I already own a ...
Can I use an third party charger? I already own a gold mount charger.
PAG recommends only using PAGlink or Anton Bauer chargers for their PAG Mini PAGlink MPL99G Battery (99Wh). "It can be charged using PAGlink or Anton Bauer chargers, for maximum versatility and economic integration."
https://paguk.com/sites/default/files/pdf/PAG-7241_Data_Sheet.pdf
Date published: 2022-07-10
I don't understand, if you mount two mini's ...
I don't understand, if you mount two mini's together, do they deplete at the same time? If so how can you "hot swap"
The PAG Mini PAGlink MPL50G Battery (50Wh) (B&H# PA7141) can join with another of its kind and the two would deplete at the same time, yes. When hot swapping, you would be replacing the battery that is not connected directly to the battery plate nor the D-tap cable. That way, it would not interrupt the power going to the battery plate or D-tap cable. There does need to be a bit of power in that battery in order for hot swapping to be possible, however. Fortunately, it's a quick procedure to remove one battery from the other and then add a freshly charged one in its stead.
Date published: 2023-08-31