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Re: PX625 Batteries



>>From the standpoint of the metering, the alkaline put out about 1.6 volts
>whereas the old mercury's put out about 1.3 volts. I found that when I
>tried to find a battery for my Rollei 35 LED, it just wasn't around
>anywhere in California. What I did was use a conversion by Minox that uses
>two batteries that roughly put out close to what the meter needs.
>Anyway, I found that the Wein Air Cells seem to work very well, but don't
>know much about their longevity. Their still in a few of my SLR's after six
>months and still work. I have found that in my old Metrastar CDS meter and
>also my CDS SLR's, the light meter was off by 1 or 2 stops overexposure.
>I'd rather have gone toward the underexposed side since I rate most film 1
>stop under for more saturation. This may not help but good luck in your
>search.:)

Hi 
I've been following this list for only a short time and a couple of weeks
ago I bought a Rollei 35 LED. I know that the battery's in are working
though some pictures seem to be a little over exposed. With all the messages
the last couple of days I decided to check and see what battery's are in
mine and it turns out to be two Varta CR-1/3N and it says that each is rated
at 3V. Now I am really confused as everyone is talking about a single 1.6 or
1.3 v...... what gives?

Thanks 
Larry


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