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How to charge/power the XT3 while connected to DJI Ronin SC

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Hey there,

Is there a way to charge or - more importantly - power the XT3 while it's connected to the Ronin SC via USB? I'm not interested in buying extra batteries, the expensive battery grip or a dummy with cable since I own a decent powerbank that is able to keep up with the normal usage when filming. 

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@jerryy Big thanks for this useful article!

I think I actually found a way to solve my problem. In the end it's just the single USB-C port on the camera that wants to be used by both the gimbal and a powerbank. I might be able to solve this by asking myself if I really need the USB connection to the gimbal. The benefit from this connection is just the ability to use the Start/Stop recording and focus button on the gimbal itself which is extremely useful but can be easily replaced by the fujifilm rr-100. This handy "remote" can be attached to literally everywhere on the setup AND I can use the USB-C port for supplying power which would then satisfy my use-case.

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