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WEIN Cell PX625 & PX 13 Battery for Leica Olympus Canon Film Cameras MRB675

Name: WEIN Cell PX625 & PX 13 Battery for Leica Olympus Canon Film Cameras MRB675
Brand: Wein
Price: 5.95 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.73 (60 reviews)

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Located in: Bothell, Washington, United States

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Condition: New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging ...

UPC: 0053661005723

Compatible Brand: For Olympus

Brand: Wein

Type: Battery

MPN: 990120

Chemical Composition: Li-Ion

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Wein

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990120

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0053661005723

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1600605706

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Li-Ion

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For Olympus

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by dfspencer47
23 May, 2018Most favourable review
Drop-in replacement for older mercury-containing batteries
I have a couple of older, 70s era photography devices (a light meter and a 35 mm camera) that used the now unavailable PX-13/PX-625/MR-9 batteries, which were very good batteries but their mercury content forced their discontinuation. These older batteries had a fairly unusual voltage, 1.35 V, (and shape) so it isn't easy to find a simple, straightforward substitute. This WEIN cell is a direct, drop-in replacement and works well. These are referred to as "zinc-air' batteries and if stored unactivated have a long shelf life. Once activated they apparently will be usable for about a year. There is apparently a more expensive solution that involves an adaptor that can then be used with a specific silver oxide cell and together they will duplicate the PX-13 batteries; some people may find that ... I have a couple of older, 70s era photography devices (a light meter and a 35 mm camera) that used the now unavailable PX-13/PX-625/MR-9 batteries, which were very good batteries but their mercury content forced their discontinuation. These older batteries had a fairly unusual voltage, 1.35 V, (and shape) so it isn't easy to find a simple, straightforward substitute. This WEIN cell is a direct, drop-in replacement and works well. These are referred to as "zinc-air' batteries and if stored unactivated have a long shelf life. Once activated they apparently will be usable for about a year. There is apparently a more expensive solution that involves an adaptor that can then be used with a specific silver oxide cell and together they will duplicate the PX-13 batteries; some people may find that approach to be more economical in the long run.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: micro-tools.com
by sgian-88
18 Dec, 2023Most critical review
After installation, the camers did not respond.
the battery did not work. I put it in the camera and - nothing!.. I do not know if the battery is the problem or if my very old - hasn't been used in a long time. I gave it a 3 star but I truly do not know if it was the battery or an old camera. I plan to take it into a local camera store and determine the problem. If they tell me the battery is A-OK, I'll update this evaluation.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: blattworld1
by huskies64
20 Jan, 2021
Only Viable Mercury Battery Replacement
Many cameras from the the 1960 and 70s were designed for 1.35v mercury batteries, which are no longer available. Common alkaline cells have a declining voltage, starting at 1.55v and ending at 1.3v. This can cause problems with the building exposure meters. Wein cells produce a constant 1.4v that is close enough for almost all vintage cameras, including mine. It is a comfort knowing that I can get a working substitute. The only negative is short life, around 6 months. Many cameras from the the 1960 and 70s were designed for 1.35v mercury batteries, which are no longer available. Common alkaline cells have a declining voltage, starting at 1.55v and ending at 1.3v. This can cause problems with the building exposure meters. Wein cells produce a constant 1.4v that is close enough for almost all vintage cameras, including mine. It is a comfort knowing that I can get a working substitute. The only negative is short life, around 6 months.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: cambridgephoto
by vasili
21 Aug, 2018
Wein cels have improved with time.
Wein cells are well-known products which have improved through the years. Used to be that a Wein cell lasted a couple of months at most, but now they hold out for much longer - up to a year in low-draw devices. They require no "re-calibrating" for meters and cameras.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: micro-tools.com
by nikolex900
14 Feb, 2020
Positive terminal cap tolerance issue
The positive terminal of the Wein cell I received is slightly depressed so it doesn't create full contact within the battery compartment terminal. I have to add and create a small piece of aluminum foil and to compensate the small gap but otherwise the Wein cell provides the necessary voltage to work on my Canon F1.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: micro-tools.com

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Drop-in replacement for older mercury-containing batteries

After installation, the camers did not respond.

Only Viable Mercury Battery Replacement

Wein cels have improved with time.

Positive terminal cap tolerance issue

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