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after a some first few faltering steps i have just completed adjusting my rd1s' rangefinder.
it was frustrating having one body that was dead on and another that was slightly off.
it cost me 10 bucks as i had to buy a new set of small screwdrivers - lost my old ones in the move.
with the rf in working order and new covers on the bodies, my kit is as handsome as ...
joe
btw, my thanks to rich cutler for his excellent rd1 site and the info that showed me the way!
it was frustrating having one body that was dead on and another that was slightly off.
it cost me 10 bucks as i had to buy a new set of small screwdrivers - lost my old ones in the move.
with the rf in working order and new covers on the bodies, my kit is as handsome as ...
joe
btw, my thanks to rich cutler for his excellent rd1 site and the info that showed me the way!
jky
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When are you coming down to let me play with them goodies, Joe?
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i thought you had an m8...
been years since i've been in cow town.
joe
been years since i've been in cow town.
joe
steinzeug
Member
Could you give us a run down of what you did?
How difficult was it?
What must one be aware of/careful with?
How long did it take?
Can anyone do it?
Some people say there is a difference between adjusting the RD1 and th RD1s?
thanks, i am sure this info will be useful to many RD1 owners.
How difficult was it?
What must one be aware of/careful with?
How long did it take?
Can anyone do it?
Some people say there is a difference between adjusting the RD1 and th RD1s?
thanks, i am sure this info will be useful to many RD1 owners.
RichC
Well-known
Just go to the link in the very first "sticky" post in this forum... http://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=34052