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Does anyone here know the proper procedure to remove, without breaking,
the battery door on an Olympus FL-50 flash? Any help is greatly
appreciated, thanks!
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"Flavius" <flavius@mindspring.com> wrote in message
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> Does anyone here know the proper procedure to remove, without breaking,
> the battery door on an Olympus FL-50 flash? Any help is greatly
> appreciated, thanks!
>
>
> JDR
>
>
Go to the Oly forum on www.dpreview.com. All the good answers there...
The above is a link to the FL-50 manual in PDF format on the Olympus U.S.A.
website. It appears to be reasonably comprehensive, and may provide the
answers to all your questions about this flash.
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Sorry you did not understand the question. I guess I was not clear enough.
Please allow me to elucidate. The object is NOT to *OPEN* the battery door,
it is to *** REMOVE *** the battery door. Without breaking it!
The owners manual says nothing about how to remove the door. A service or
repair manual does not appear to be available on the manufacturers website
yet.
REMOVAL is necessary for the installation of a Quantum MKZ3 battery
replacement module and cord. This will take the place of the piss-ant AAs
and allow me to run the flash on my 4.5 amp hour Jacobs Pack. (1500+ flashes
per charge, with MANY recharge cycles available) (Sealed Lead Acid battery).
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I'm sorry my response was not helpful to you. I hope someone else can aid
you in finding a solution to your troubles.
Rob
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"Flavius" wrote ...
> Sorry you did not understand the question. I guess I was not clear enough.
> Please allow me to elucidate. The object is NOT to *OPEN* the battery
> door,
> it is to *** REMOVE *** the battery door. Without breaking it!
> The owners manual says nothing about how to remove the door. A service
> or
> repair manual does not appear to be available on the manufacturers website
> yet.
> REMOVAL is necessary for the installation of a Quantum MKZ3 battery
> replacement module and cord. This will take the place of the piss-ant AAs
> and allow me to run the flash on my 4.5 amp hour Jacobs Pack. (1500+
> flashes
> per charge, with MANY recharge cycles available) (Sealed Lead Acid
> battery).
>
> JDR
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