Yashica Super-800 loading Super 8 film and batteries on Super 8 camera Yashica Super-800 Electro

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Top notch Yashica Super-800 Electro Super 8 camera in perfect working condition with amazing lens and great features!
Works very smooth on any of the frame rates!
Comes with hand strap!
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1, 12, 18, 24FPS
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Yashica Super-800 Electro
marketed in 1974
silent super 8 cartridge
lens: Yashinon-DX f: 1.6 \ F: 7.5-60 mm
composition: 15 elements in 12 groups
zooming ratio: 8x
focusing: manual, microprism, 1.5 m to infinity
zooming: auto and manual
viewfinder: single-lens reflex with adjustable eyepiece
viewfinder information: aperture scale, under-exposure warning signal, film end signal
exposure: automatic and manual exposure control; TTL EE
film speed: auto between 25 and 400 ASA
aperture range: f/1.6 to f/32
exposure compensation: +/- correction for auto
CCA filter: built-in 85A filter, coupled with movie light socket
filming speed: 12, 18, 24 fps, single frame
shutter opening angle: 180 degrees
sound: no
remote control socket: yes
2 cable release sockets: single frame and continuous runnig
movie light socket: kodak type, with filter key
handle: fixed, chamber for penlight batteries
battery check button: yes
power source: 4 x AA batteries only
weight: 1500 g
dimensions: 74 x 194 x 236 mm
tripod socket: 1/4"
made in Japan by Yashica
Do not hesitate to ask questions, they will be answered.
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[@paintboy123]

Does it use AA or AAA batteries?

[@richardweller5935]

Hey! Do you have any idea what to do if the motor for the film doesn't work? I just got a Yashica 800 electro and wanted to test it without film before doing that (because of the expensive price in developing and scanning) but as it seems, the camera doesn't work. Normally the little metal circle inside the film cartridge area should spin but it doesn't do with mine. It makes a sound but not the clicking sound that it should. You would help me very much with any ideas to fix this problem.

[@vintagefinestshop602]

Hello there,
there is no easy or fast fix, the problem could be anywhere around the cam.
Kind regards,
VF

[@Harrrima]

Hey! So my problem was also with the metal circle thing that supposed to be able to help advancing the film, everything moves and works no film was loaded but when I put in my e100D, the film doesn’t advance and the yellow and blue indicator doesn’t move anymore which is why I think the metal circle isn’t powerful enough to advance the film, so you have any idea what the problem would be? (Don’t know if I’m making any sense

[@vintagefinestshop602]

Hello there,
Could be several things, better give the camera to shop to have a look at!
Kind regards,
VintageFinest