LR44 / AG13 to PX625 battery adapter

Revive your ancient film camera (or other old stuff!) with this TINY little adapter ring!

I bought a Minolta SRT200 from a thrift store, and as expected, the Light Meter was totally dead. They don't make PX625 batteries anymore, and I had an abundance of LR44 batteries! 

While the camera is expecting a 1.35v battery, and LR44's are 1.5v, the difference in metering results is pretty negligible! In the last image, I have set the camera to Battery Check mode, and the needle should enter the space of the small box on the side. You can see it's within the box, just closer to the bottom.

This isn't made to be a snug fit, as everyone's printer, filament, and even battery manufacturer are all variables that could mean the difference between it fitting at all, or not! SO, It's merely a spacer to keep the LR44 upright in the larger PX625 socket. 

Super fast print, at 1 minute and 18 seconds of actual print time, only consuming 0.38g of filament lol
Hopefully this will help others bring their old gear back to life again! 😁
Happy Snappin'!