2Pcs MR-9 Battery Adapter Replacement for Film Camera and Exposure Meter MR9 PX625 PX13
Product ID: 525786989
🔋Fits LR44 & 1.4V Zinc Air batteries
⚙️Durable high-quality material
🎞️Perfect for vintage film cameras
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This 2-piece MR-9 battery adapter set offers a durable, high-quality solution to power vintage film cameras and exposure meters using widely available LR44 or 1.4V Zinc Air batteries. Designed for seamless compatibility with classic models like Olympus OM-1 and Minolta Hi-Matic, it ensures reliable metering without voltage changes, making it an essential upgrade for film photography enthusiasts.
| Brand | FASTROHY |
| Manufacturer | other |
| Package Dimensions | 9.8 x 4.7 x 2.49 cm; 59 Grams |
| Item part number | AEJS059 |
| Hardware Platform | camera |
| Compatible Devices | Camera |
| Voltage | 1.4 Volts |
| Power Source | battery powered |
| Batteries Included | No |
| Batteries Required | No |
| Manufacturer | other |
| Item Weight | 59 g |
K**A
Fits OM-1 & Minolta Hi-Matic
The simplicity of this design is an elegant solution to fitting a common, modern battery into an Olympus OM-1 or a Minolta Hi-Matic. I like this much better than trying to fold up foil or paperclips around hearing aid batteries etc.
V**E
Works perfectly with Spotmatic F.
Perfect fit for a 1.5V Energizer 357 silver oxide battery, SR44 equivalent. Metering on the AP Spottie F perfectly matches the metering on a Pentax MX I've just had fully overhauled and calibrated.
G**L
Excellent for getting older film cameras up and running
This is exactly what I needed to get started using an older camera that I was just about to give up on ever using.
B**S
works!
For older cameras and meters that required the no longer available mercury base button cells, this allows the use of very inexpensive and easily found watch/hearing aid batteries. For voltage sensitive applications, I use the silver oxide 386 (SR43W) cell. Alkaline are are less expensive and work well in devices that are not sensitive to voltage. I am using these in a Canon F1n, a Gossen Luna Pro and some other older photo equipment.
R**.
Great substitute
Great solution to substitute a current battery for batteries that are no longer in production!
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