Fuji Battery - Siamesed AA Type
Fuji Battery - Siamesed AA Type
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GC8

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19,910 posts

219 months

Friday 6th December 2013
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Im trying to find a battery matching the thread title, for an old but unused Fuji A405 camera. It takes 2x AA batteries (in very quick succession) but the battery receiver is open allowing you to fit a siamesed double AA battery pack.

Unfortuantely I am struggling to find anything matching this description. Perhaps because it doesnt exist, or possibly because I havent hit upon the correct syntax to use in my search.

Has anyone seen a battery in this configuration that they can direct me towards, or can they think of a better way of describing it to use in a search, please?

doodlebug

747 posts

245 months

Friday 6th December 2013
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I used to use Panasonic CR-V3 3V lithium batteries in my old camera. They look like two AAs joined together and they lasted ages compared to alkalines.

Other manufacturers available - check out Amazon.

GC8

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Saturday 7th December 2013
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This is what Im looking to fill:


sgrimshaw

7,585 posts

279 months

Saturday 7th December 2013
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Don't think such a thing exists.

The camera is designed to take AA batteries.

If it eats them, try higher capacity AA or AA NiMh.

GC8

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Saturday 7th December 2013
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I was wondering, and also wondering whether the RCR-V3 was the only siamesed product available. It seems ideal but it doesn't fit more devices than it will fit into.

That was until I noticed a small indicator tab on the bridge between the two AA receivers, which will be pushed down when a siamesed battery is fitted.

Of course, provision for a proprietary battery doesn't mean that they ever actually made one.

sgrimshaw

7,585 posts

279 months

Sunday 8th December 2013
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It's a rechargeable NH-10 battery.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Battery-compatible-Genuine...

The manual might be useful for you as well

http://www.manualslib.com/products/Fujifilm-Finepi...

Edited by sgrimshaw on Sunday 8th December 09:00


Edited by sgrimshaw on Sunday 8th December 17:46

GC8

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19,910 posts

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Sunday 8th December 2013
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Thank you very much.

Edited by GC8 on Sunday 8th December 09:23