Anton/Bauer Gold Mount adapter compatibility with RED ONE camera and battery runtime calculations

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2007Batteries/Power forum

19 years old. Gear and prices may have changed since.

A Gold Mount adapter called QR-RED was developed to allow Anton/Bauer batteries to power RED ONE cameras.
The QR-RED adapter costs approximately $275 and connects via a 6-pin LEMO connector with about 24 inches of cable.
The RED ONE camera consumes approximately 55 watts of power.
A new Dionic 90 battery provides nearly 2 hours of runtime with a RED ONE camera.
A HyTRON 140 battery provides nearly 3 hours of runtime with a RED ONE camera.
The QR-RED mount attaches directly to the camera via 4 screws rather than requiring a separate battery cage bracket.

The 55-watt power consumption figure and runtime estimates are from 2007 and specific to the RED ONE model.
Runtime calculations assume new battery condition and may vary with actual use conditions.
Dionic batteries are not optimal for high current draw applications, though apparently still functional for this use case.