Casio CZ/ VZ/ FZ - Pro Series

Hi,

I don't think there is a lithium battery in the CZ
101/1000. Some circuits are capable of holding a
voltage charge, so this enables the 101/1000 to keep
its memory for a short period of time without the
batteries.

There most definitely some sort of internal battery in
the CZ-1.  Anyone know when these should be replaced
and where they are located inside?

Thanks,

Nick

Chicago, USA


--- msg@... wrote:
> Hi Nathan,
> 
> > From my personal experience, the memory is
> maintained by the flashlight
> > batteries.  I've waited until the memory was going
> flaky before changing
> > them.
> > I think they're supposed to last about 6 months if
> you don't run the CZ
> > off of the batteries.
> 
> that's good on you. Anyway, I never put flashligt
> batteries in my CZ-1000
> (though that seems millennia ago), or into my CZ-1.
> The latter does not
> even have the possibility to run on batteries!
> Obviously your CZ does
> not care where it gets its energy from (quite smart,
> isn't it?). I STILL
> think
> there is a lithium ion battery involved, if (as we
> say in Germany) "all
> ropes
> tear".
> 
> Hellmuth
> 
> 


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