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May 24, 2016
Arrived on time and as advertised
These steel balls are as they were advertised and arrived when promised.
May 23, 2018
Drop-in replacement for older mercury-containing batteries
I have a couple of older, 70s era photography devices (a light meter and a 35 mm camera) that used the now unavailable PX-13/PX-625/MR-9 batteries, which were very good batteries but their mercury content forced their discontinuation. These older batteries had a fairly unusual voltage, 1.35 V, (and shape) so it isn't easy to find a simple, straightforward substitute. This WEIN cell is a direct, drop-in replacement and works well. These are referred to as "zinc-air' batteries and if stored unactivated have a long shelf life. Once activated they apparently will be usable for about a year.
There is apparently a more expensive solution that involves an adaptor that can then be used with a specific silver oxide cell and together they will duplicate the PX-13 batteries; some people may find that approach to be more economical in the long run.
Apr 23, 2022
Replacement bushings for T30 rear parallel links.
These are polyurethane replacements for the traditional rubber style of bushings used in the rear parallel links of the X-Trail T30. They are usually fairly difficult to source.