Powering an Atomos Ninja recorder from AB Gold Mount batteries instead of Sony NP-F batteries

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2012Batteries/Power forum

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

The Atomos Ninja HD recorder ships with two Sony NP-F style battery mounts and small batteries that provide approximately one hour of recording time at ProRes HQ quality.
An adapter exists that converts D-tap connectors to fake Sony NP-F batteries, allowing AB Gold Mount systems to power the Ninja recorder.
A Sony clamshell monitor power supply with a fake battery connector can function as a mains-powered solution for the Ninja.
Custom regulators can be built using components like Lemo 0B-306 connectors and Sony PC-100 batteries to convert voltage ranges between approximately 10V and 25V for powering the Ninja.
The D-tap adapter ships with extended mini BNC to BNC cables but does not include a male-to-male D-tap connector.

The adapter mentioned as being developed was still in testing phase at the time of the discussion and production timeline was uncertain.
Custom solutions requiring component sourcing and modification experience may be necessary for optimal integration with existing rig setups.
The effectiveness of the 8V regulator modification approach was not confirmed in the thread.