If the top was "raised" at all it was to provide additional clearance
between circuit board and top to IC would not crack. No additional
seals, especially between edge of top and body casting. Height of top
was a big problem in original 2S, 3 and 4. With the 2S Herbert Keppler
said "you have to practically stand on the top cover to re-seat it on
the body".
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On 3/4/2011 12:02:53 PM, Ken Norton (ken@xxxxxxxxxxx) wrote:
> > For the record, 4T/Ti weather sealing (O rings etc) are the same as
> > plain OM-4.
>
> That's odd. I thought that when the top got changed to Titanium, that
> it also got raised up slightly to make room for the improved weather
> sealing. Or had that already happened with the OM-4?
>
> Maybe it was the OM-4 which is, like, 2mm taller than the OM-2 at the
> shoulders.
>
> AG
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