What type of battery does it use? - Minolta XG-A 35mm SLR Camera

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https://www.google.com/search?q=vd53-x001+battery+replacement

Takes CR2032 3V Lithium Battery.

Surely the vented type is the regular battery?
To the best of my knowledge both the wet type battery and the gel type battery are both vented and interchangeable, though the gel battery is often considered a sealed type they do generally contain an array of valves to allow the escape of gas..

Both offer advantages over each other with the wet type battery being the traditional fitment for motor vehicles. Gel type batteries have a history of variable reliability with the main advantage being the danger of spilled acid is removed they can be fitted in positions a wet battery would be unsuitable for.

If in doubt refer to the battery manufacturer's application catalogue.

The battery for CL111A-0 is CR2320.

Attributes Battery BCI # : 75
Battery CA @ 32 Degrees F : 775
Battery CCA @ 0 Degrees F : 630
Battery Height : 7 1/4"
Battery Length : 9 3/4"
Battery Posts Type : Side Post
Battery Reserve Capacity : 90
Battery Voltage : 12 volt
Battery Weight : 33 lbs.
Battery Width : 7"
Wet or Dry : Wet
A lead acid battery with the fallowing specs
group 75



Attributes Battery BCI # : 75
Battery CA @ 32 Degrees F : 775
Battery CCA @ 0 Degrees F : 630
Battery Height : 7 1/4"
Battery Length : 9 3/4"
Battery Posts Type : Side Post
Battery Reserve Capacity : 90
Battery Voltage : 12 volt
Battery Weight : 33 lbs.
Battery Width : 7"
Wet or Dry : Wet
Attributes Battery BCI # : 75
Battery CA @ 32 Degrees F : 775
Battery CCA @ 0 Degrees F : 630
Battery Height : 7 1/4"
Battery Length : 9 3/4"
Battery Posts Type : Side Post
Battery Reserve Capacity : 90
Battery Voltage : 12 volt
Battery Weight : 33 lbs.
Battery Width : 7"
Wet or Dry : Wet
Battery BCI # : 75
Battery CA @ 32 Degrees F : 775
Battery CCA @ 0 Degrees F : 630
Battery Height : 7 1/4"
Battery Length : 9 3/4"
Battery Posts Type : Side Post
Battery Reserve Capacity : 90
Battery Voltage : 12 volt
Battery Weight : 33 lbs.
Battery Width : 7"
Wet or Dry : Wet

Sure, there are many types of batteries. The standard barrel shaped batteries come in


AAA
AA
C
D

The "button" type batteries are designated in different ways by their manufacturer.

Can I help you find a battery type on the Internet?

I beleive your batteries are of incorrect type or you need to set the type of the battery through menu. My favorite batteries are from Wal-mart: Energizer rechargeable Ni-Mh 2450mAh, (15 min recharging time) they fit any type of camera without setting the battery type through menu. Some incorrect type of batteries often damage the CCD. Ni-Mh Energizer never damages the CCD (black screen), while regular (non-rechargeable) Energizers may damage CCD in Sony S700 or similar cameras.

Charge fully the batteries you have, to prevents the camera distinguish the type of batteries (maybe the camera senses the charge), turn on the camera and you will have access to the menu to set up the batteries type correctly, that´s all.

They are a plastic wrap of 5 aaa batteries.......if you can't find the direct replacement for those batteries, you can just make up a battery pack yourself.
The main thing when doing this is to use the same TYPE of battery. For example alot of these battery packs use NiMH or NiCD batteries. The charger that came with the radios is designed to charge this type of battery. So look at the battery pack and if it says they are NiMH bateries... pick up 5 AAA NiMH batteries... connect them in series and your set.

All you really have to do is get the same type of battery that is close to the same voltage.
So if your stuck.... just make up a battery pack.
If you had a charger for Lithium Ion batteries, I would say make the battery pack out of those type insted. They are 1.5 volts insted of the lower voltage of NiMH and other rechargeables.
The slight increase in voltage will increase the output wattage of the radio.
But again, Lithium Ions use a different type charger than NiMH.... so if you want to use the same charger.... use the same type of batteries.
Take care

eject the camera battery and clean with pin your battery tip in your camera after that turn on your camera .

hope its helpful for you

You can use AA disposable batteries (alkaline or lithium) or rechargeable (NiMH or Nicad) batteries. Lithium batteries last much longer, but are generally quite a bit more expensive than alkaline batteries. You should never mix old and new batteries or different types of batteries. If you use Nicad batteries, it is recommended that you use a Nicad conditioning charger to extend the life of the batteries. Note: If you use rechargeable batteries, you will need a battery charger. The camera's AC power supply does not recharge batteries.