Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/11/03
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]I had my M6 adjusted at Kindermann a few years ago; I gaurantee you that a) the technician (I think it was Jerry Smith) did NOT take the top off of the camera, and b) did not use a "kludged tool". It took all of 5 minutes, including some time set aside for cursing the guy who previously glued the red spot back with the wrong kind of glue. And it has been perfect ever since. Dan C. At 01:33 PM 03-11-00 -0600, Walter S Delesandri wrote: [snip] > >I stand by my statement that to adjust the RF you SHOULD take the top off.. >I've done two in two weeks that way.... > >Just because someone came up with a kludged tool AFTER THE FACT that >CAN (?) adjust the RF doesn't mean it was designed that way.....hell, >I know all kind of ways to cheat on cameras, cars, audio, etc.....but >then, how could I >PROVE< what engineers were thinking 20 years ago?