Re: [OM] WTB Grip for OM-3,3Ti,4,4T,4Ti

[John Hermanson]

On the downside, any MD2 being considered should be in full working 
order as they are not economically serviceable.

http://www.zuiko.com/index_019.htm

Picture shows older type circuit.  Small transistors at left hand end 
often overheat and melt.  Newer boards have beefier transistors spliced 
in their place.  Tampered units often have ripped flex in lower right 
area where narrow flex area leads to 250 back contacts.  I have new 
boards but they are a DOG to put in.  Drive has to come completely apart 
to replace it.
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On 1/4/2012 10:13 AM, Ken Norton wrote:
> An experiment which I did about a year ago was intended to see how much
> motion the film advance of the Winders was in comparison to the MD2. I'll
> have to redo this and film it for my website or something. But I placed the
> winder or MD2 equipped camera on a slippery glass surface. I used a short,
> light lens--I think the 35/2.8. Using a remote release plugged into the
> winder or MD2 I dry-fired a few frames. The winder-equipped camera would
> rotate and move on the table, the MD2 didn't.
>
> AG

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