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Would anyone know if the battery tray from the VGC1EM grip will fit the VGC2EM grip?

 

Looking to buy an extra tray but can only find the part number for the 1EM and Reliable Parts who is the Sony distributor has no part # for the 2EM.

 

Thanks for any help.

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I have both grips and yes, the battery trays appear to be interchangeable and identical.

 

Do you have a Sony part number for the tray since I also would like to order spares? Pre loaded they're an ideal way to store batteries. I've filled the square depressions with the battery numbers in (1 and 2) with white paint. If you carefully rub the area with a cloth after the paint has (almost) dried it exposes the raised black battery identification numbers against a white background.

 

Bob.

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I am also interested in the Sony part number for the battery tray. I shoot a lot of video so have eight batteries and three chargers. The tray is a convenient way to carry them.

 

Another issue is some airlines have restrictions about number of carry-on li-ion batteries. Inserted into a tray this might qualify as a single battery, thus allowing carrying more within their rules. 

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