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Lauren-sqjaw
Posted 2/11/2008 3:10:01 PM


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As all of us know the old PX-13 is gone for many reason's not here to debate that! My question is how much damage does one cause by use-ing the newer replacement batteries which in my case would be the Z625PX ! For my gossen light meter and my canonet QL17 GIII

or does one need to have the equipment serviced to adapt to the newer battery! all answers are appreciated:

Lauren MacIntosh

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eric rose
Posted 2/11/2008 3:40:27 PM


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Hi Lauren,

Most likely you will not cause any damage. The problem is the voltage difference causing inaccurate readings. What I have done is purchased hearing-aid batteries that are 1.35 volts and put some stuff around them to get a snug fit in my light meters and cameras.

Check this out it might be an option you can use.

Eric

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