I need batteries for a JVC GY X3 camera, do you know the model numbers of these batteries? It takes two different sizes.

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it sounds that you have one of the 3 CCD that has mooved ! you need to readjust it !

You should select the Easy Setup preset that matches the cameras output before capturing.
You may need to start a new project for the Easy Setup to take effect.

The gy-hm100 can record to sdhc media up to 32gb in each slot (total 64gb). For best performance you must use class 10 sd cards. Your camera may need updated firmware that enables class 10 support so check the JVC Pro website and follow the firmware instructions if you haven't done so already. Also, make sure your card is formatted and unlocked with plenty free space. 4 gb is not much at all and a card that size may not be of sufficient speed to operate correctly in the gy-hm100.

It’s NP-1 and NB-G1 batteries.

i also look for the battery but i didnt find them yet .please if you will find something contact me in [email protected]

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If you want to find a battery of your camera you can find that in ebay website. This is an online selling website. Got to www.ebay.com find your camera battery.

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discharge your batt. fully. charge your batt. on 3phase current. dont remove in middle, give time for your batt. to charge fully
ues JVC original batt.

There is an issue with the a small yellow part of the AC plug breaking off in the camera. The camera thinks it's still plugged in, so it won't run on the battery. If you can get a small tool to fit into the inlet you can break the piece up and pull the parts out. I haven't had any luck with it, but read others doing it.

It is a very small fuse (about the size of a grain of rice) that is directly soldered to your circuit board. It is not a user replaceable part. You'll have to send it back to JVC to replace. In the future, what you need to do is power off when changing the battery.