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• [BRAND NEW] MR9 PX625 Battery Converter Adapter The ideal solution for many cameras resembling the Olympus OM1, Rollei 35, Iconic Brand F1, Yashica 124G, and many others that used the original PX625 (1) battery (But will not fit Leica M5) Today&;s comparable to the PX625 battery is the "PX625U" It is an analogous size and shape, but the voltage is 1 - because of this the battery will give an "over-voltage" and would give incorrect meter readings One of the strategies is to buy a Weincell PX625 Battery, which at round £ 6 could make operating your digital camera a bit expensive (as zinc air batteries solely last a couple of months after they are activated) So is there another solution? Yes - match this adapter (which is a similar shape as the PX625 battery) into the battery terminal of your digicam and tool it using a "Zinc Air 1 battery " - the good news is the 1 Zinc air battery (which is formed like a standard LR44 battery) can be purchased for around 50p - so it is a super saving if you use your cameras usally The zinc air battery are referred to as 675 battery (aka: hearing relief batteries) The adapter is precision made Please note: the listing is barely for the adapter only - the "1 zinc air batteries" are located on-line from several resources (Image shows fashioned PX625 battery opposed to adapter and Yashica 124G - both of which aren't included) Q: Will this convert the voltage of a battery? A: No - the adapter won't convert a voltage - it solely converts the physical size of the battery Q: Is there an adapter made that switched over voltage? A: Yes, there's an adapter made with a small micro chip - however, they are not too reliable - they work tremendous on the beginning, but after about a uses they begin to present intermittent issues of the voltage Our adapter has no chip, so it is way more reliable - and still gives the right reading! (When utilizing zinc air battery) Q: So what battery do I need? A: You will require a Zinc Air 1 battery - which can be a 675 (often referred as a listening to relief battery) They charge around 50p

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