Core SWX Hypercore Neo 150Wh Gold Mount

We run four of these as our primary camera batteries on the Alexa Mini LF. The 147Wh capacity (Core SWX rounds to 150) gets you roughly two and a half to three hours of run-time on a Mini LF body and MVF-2 viewfinder, which means a four-battery rotation comfortably covers a ten-hour day with the Fleet Micro charger cycling through. Two batteries live on the shark-fin hot-swap plate, two stay on the charger, Holly (our AC) rotates them every couple of hours, and the camera never powers down. The Neo 150 is built around 14.4V / 14.8V chemistry, accepts D-Tap and P-Tap output for accessories, has an LCD readout for runtime and cycle count, and includes Core SWX's anti-gravity hibernation mode that drops the battery to a safe storage state after 48 hours of no movement. It's the camera battery, the one you put on the Alexa, the FX9, the Venice, anything that needs sustained 65W+ pulls. Above 100Wh, so it does not fly carry-on without airline approval; we travel with it in our checked Pelican 1535 battery case under FAA/IATA documentation.