Have your 190Wh V-Mount battery serve double duty as an external power source for lights and other accessories, and also as a 110-125 VAC power supply with the Power Voltage Inverter from Savage Using any V-mount battery, you can power, for example, a 100W LED panel for two hours, a MacBook Pro for six hours, or a 17" Windows laptop for two hours.
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Seemed to work but caused my monitor to hum. This is due to the inverter using a modified sine wave instead of a pure sine wave. I'll stick with the Vagabond mini for now. It's probably fine but don't want to risk damaging my monitor. Also disappointed that it doesn't have any way to attach it to a stand.
We don't currently own a field generator, so I purchased this voltage inverter to power a field teleprompter and, at times, a laptop computer. It does both perfectly well. Previously I had another battery unit that only came with a single proprietary rechargeable battery included with it. So, when the battery died it sent the crew scrambling to find an electrical outlet and run very long extension cords (which isn't always possible in the field). Since I already have multiple V-Mount batteries for cameras and LED lighting fixtures, I can just swap out batteries quickly if one dies. Great solution! No more production delays or concerns that the teleprompter won't make it through the day. I'm actually looking to purchase another one because there is only one outlet on the unit (the only downside). This would allow me to power both our teleprompter and laptop computer simultaneously in the field. I thought the unit was going to be made of 100% plastic per the picture, so I was surprised to find out that the body (other than the actual V-Mount plate) is made out of metal. Another positive! That being said, the unit isn't very heavy which is less load to pack and carry in the field (the weight will come from your V-Mount battery(s)). It's just what I was looking for!