On older OM-4s, the solution is to get a 4T circuit retro-fitted into your
body. I don't believe there's a solution for 2s bodies (I believe there's a
good workaround solution to it though).
-----Original Message-----
From: Maximiliano Pagliero (CEA)
[mailto:maximiliano.pagliero@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2001 7:17 AM
To: 'olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'
Subject: RE: [OM] OM Battery Problems History....
There is a solution ???
>That is the real story. Early OM-4s (not Ts or Tis) and 2s models had an
>energy hog circuit that caused them to drain their little LR44's at a very
>high rate. There's no problem with later model OM-4s to my knowledge.
>>Hi all !
>>I want to make a question... From such a long time I've been listen
problems
>>with batteries on the OM group, specialy on the OM-2sp and the OM-4 (later
>>models). Some people give me "solutions" like, "it was a problem from
>>olympus" or "on past years the batteries where made from silver and work
for
>>longer time" or "there is a problem with one circuit", I'm tired of that !
>>somebody knows the real story ?
>>Max
>>P.S. Thanks for the greetings Jim and Tom !!!!
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