vaidotas_miksys

<p>I ordered the parts I'll see if it works. Yes, it would be nice to know the colors for the connections.<br>

<br />Sometimes I buy broken cameras (mechanical) and I make them functioning again. I got this camera very cheap. The buyer told it was "working", but in fact, as I suspected for the price, it was not. Just the B setting was functional. And indeed at the beginning it was a battery connections' oxidation problem. There was no green light. I cleaned the connections and the camera was functioning allright. I just loved the images the 75mm lens produced, comparable to Hasselblad's 80mm Planar, but maybe even more pleasant.<br>

Then after three weeks it started to be erratic. Sometimes it did not react any more: it was working after staying without a battery for a few hours. After some time it was all over. The green light is on. I took off the covers from both sides, but did not find any loose or damaged cables or anything else strange. So right now I can only suspect the electronics. I'll see if your circuit helps.<br>

Vaidotas</p><div></div>

<p>Thank you for the answer!<br>

I'll try to make one myself and to figure out where to connect each cable. Previously I just soldered new electric guitar pickups, let's see if can get right parts and assemble it right.<br>

Is the shutter timing correct? There seems to be a variable resistance on the old circuit, that was probably for adjustment?<br>

<br />I live in Luxembourg<br>

Vaidotas</p>

<p>Hello,<br>

I have a Bronica EC with exactly the same problem. Could you please tell me if your circuit worked alright? I hope you still follow this thread.<br>

Vaidotas</p>