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[barbarian]

Our family is scattered across the country. We've been doing weekly teleconferences, and to keep in touch, we've been doing cooking contests. We ask people to vote on the best-looking submission from each family member, each week.

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Select your favorite, and vote. Your participation is greatly appreciated.

[maddisonallen]

Hi there. I need help in the competition. I submitted my article justdomyhomework.com/blog/types-of-plagiarism for the nomination "Most Useful Articles of the Year" and I need as many votes as possible to win. I will be grateful to everyone for their support.

[bbarker3]

Hi, I was wondered if anyone could help me... I was gifted a Yashica FX-D QUARTZ for my birthday and know very little about cameras but I have just realised that the camera is missing a cover for its battery. Does anyone know if I need to get the exact same battery cover- if so where can I purchase one? or can I just use a battery cover for a similar camera or will that not work? Any help would be greatly appreciated as I am clueless, thanks in advance

[belgiumreporter]

May 23, 2022 15:47:20 GMT -5 bbarker3 said:

Hi, I was wondered if anyone could help me... I was gifted a Yashica FX-D QUARTZ for my birthday and know very little about cameras but I have just realised that the camera is missing a cover for its battery. Does anyone know if I need to get the exact same battery cover- if so where can I purchase one? or can I just use a battery cover for a similar camera or will that not work? Any help would be greatly appreciated as I am clueless, thanks in advance
 

Camera battery covers are difficult to find just because they are not standarised. A quick search on Ebay has learned me that camera battery covers seem to be worth their weight in gold prices between 15 and 40$ are to crazy for words. Best way to go about is is to find a "parts" or donor camera of wich the cover can be re-covered.

For some more bad news: selling cameras without the battery cover is often done by fraudulent sales persons, without the means to provide power to the camera it's not possible to test it. So what they'll tell you is well, the camera is OK you just need the the battery cover to get it working again. That way they hope on making some money on a camera wich otherwise be unsalable. By the time you find a way to test the camera they are long gone.(found out the hard way when i was a newbie)

Now i hope this isn't the case with your Yashica and you'llbe able to find the missing part after wich the camera will spring to life again. If all else fails these Yashica's can be found quite cheap and if the lens on your camera is in good condition you'll only need a working body wich might be cheaper than the battery cover alone...