CP1 and CP2 are identical inside. Only differences are to attachment
screw, outer edge of mode knob, and name plate.
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Piers Hemy wrote:
> Barnaby, I have/have had several CP1. I have never seen a CP2. It is
> certainly possible that a CP1 will still be usable without the need for a
> rebuild, although with lower capacity than it had originally. But if all
> you are going to do is burn 2-3 36-exp films in a day, I can't see that the
> lower capacity is going to be a show-stopper problem.
>
> If you have doubts about whether there is *any* capacity left in what you
> are buying, then set your price accordingly, and budget for a rebuild (with
> NiMH cells). I would guess somewhere in the USD50-USD100 range. If you
> can't find a repair shop in Denmark, I can suggest a shop in UK.
>
> In my experience, you can't tell just by looking at the outside what has
> been done inside (I had to mark my rebuilt CP1 to show which was which).
>
> --
> Piers
>
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