Operational note on the roto: Do not forget to set the angle before you push the button; if not your camera will continue to 360 degree. And you will have to do this every time you want to expose a frame.
Yes , there should be a plastic rolling ball held in place by a tiny spring. So if you want to che k on this you will have to separate the head from the motor as per earlier instructions. The ring is part of the motor. The principle of functioning is that there is a invisble to the eye magnet...
it has been a busy weekend and I'm reviewing the post I did earlier. You seem to have a fully functional camera and my advice is to not change anything. I have dissected my camera entirely and with someone who knows a thing or two about electronics digital or analogue and loves cameras . he was...
about the ring: My earlier post about separating the head and the motor is needed to get access to the ring . So have a look at the "Neck" of the camera and rotate until you see hex screws appear through that tiny window and undo the 3 screws. This will give you the possibility to separate the...
Well it works alright that's one thing. Because of that rubber part that disintegrated on the inside of the camera other problems occur. It sort of leaks in the camera and might get things stuck. Isopropanol can get things unstuck but you need to be quite frugal with applying it with a small...
simply line the desired angle marking with the red Dot on the camera head and push start. you need to set the angle each time you make a picture. it will do a 360degree if you leave it at 0 .
It's hard to find the right material. But then I went to a Bikeshop and had some leftover handlebar tape that was the right material that I had cut to size. The rubber is not a driving part of the camera so it just opens and closes the viewfinder . Try to remove the stick leftovers with some...
Hi this post has been a while so I'm not sure if you had any answer to your question. I have two of these old cameras and one is functioning like new. The second one is a a salvage and works sometimes or not. the camera consists of two parts. The top is the camera and the lower part the motor...
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