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Yashica Camera Battery. Unfortunately i need a battery. The yashica electro 35 is a popular rangefinder camera that was produced in the late 1960s and early 1970s. I owned several yashica cameras in the 70s and remember making a replacement battery for an electro 35 gt which originally used px625s (mercury iirc). I have read that the battery is discontinued and. Many cameras of that vintage used mercury cells. A readily available alternative is the zinc air 675 battery, that produces the needed 1.4 volts stably across its life cycle but does not fit in the yashicamat 124 (g) straight out of the box. It was a gift and i thought it could be fun to play around with. I recently came into a yashica 24 tlr camera. This camera uses a mercury battery to power its light meter, which is essential for. It's a little pricey at $30 but for rotating. Hi i am thinking about getting a yashica 124g as my first medium format camera. It accepts an s76 silver battery, fits perfectly and lasts for a couple of years in my cameras.

A readily available alternative is the zinc air 675 battery, that produces the needed 1.4 volts stably across its life cycle but does not fit in the yashicamat 124 (g) straight out of the box. It was a gift and i thought it could be fun to play around with. I owned several yashica cameras in the 70s and remember making a replacement battery for an electro 35 gt which originally used px625s (mercury iirc). It's a little pricey at $30 but for rotating. This camera uses a mercury battery to power its light meter, which is essential for. Unfortunately i need a battery. I recently came into a yashica 24 tlr camera. Hi i am thinking about getting a yashica 124g as my first medium format camera. I have read that the battery is discontinued and. It accepts an s76 silver battery, fits perfectly and lasts for a couple of years in my cameras.

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Yashica Camera Battery It was a gift and i thought it could be fun to play around with. I owned several yashica cameras in the 70s and remember making a replacement battery for an electro 35 gt which originally used px625s (mercury iirc). It's a little pricey at $30 but for rotating. This camera uses a mercury battery to power its light meter, which is essential for. A readily available alternative is the zinc air 675 battery, that produces the needed 1.4 volts stably across its life cycle but does not fit in the yashicamat 124 (g) straight out of the box. It was a gift and i thought it could be fun to play around with. Hi i am thinking about getting a yashica 124g as my first medium format camera. It accepts an s76 silver battery, fits perfectly and lasts for a couple of years in my cameras. Many cameras of that vintage used mercury cells. I recently came into a yashica 24 tlr camera. I have read that the battery is discontinued and. The yashica electro 35 is a popular rangefinder camera that was produced in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Unfortunately i need a battery.