Hi,
I want to inspect the prism foam inside my OM-1n. I have the
rewind knob assembly off and the two screws under it are out. I have the
ring shaped nut off where the flash shoe goes and I have removed the the
film advance lever. My question is about the ASA dial. Does it come off
also to remove the top cover. Am I supposed to pry the dial face off to
get to some screws or something?
Frank
On Sat, 27 Jul 2002 19:49:05 -0500 "Lee Penzias" <l_penzias@xxxxxxxxxxx>
writes:
> Winsor,
>
> I have never worked in any scientific field myself - but one of my
> relatives
> has been head of Bell Labs (he won a Nobel prize in physics). He is
> not a
> public official. My father has worked for several large corporations
>
> including as a design engineer for the underseas division of
> Westinghouse.
>
> I think it is you that need to do some research ;)
>
> But you are right, this thread is really not going to go much
> further.
>
> Regards,
> Lee
>
> ----Original Message Follows----
> From: Winsor Crosby <wincros@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: RE: [OM][OT] Further on technology (R&D)
>
> >You must be thinking of Al G's silly and fraudulent claim ;) No
> wonder he
> >grew a beard and started wearing plaid shirts.
> >
> >But government - in any country - did not "invent" the internet.
> That is
> >certainly just not true.
> >
> >... Or the computers, telephones, or radios, TVs, electric motors,
> >refrigerators, light bulbs, airplanes, cameras and film, the motor
> car, the
> >X-ray machines, MR scanners, CAT scanners, rail & trains, fiber
> optics,
> >flushing toilets (nor bidets), the record player, analogue tape,
> CDs, fiber
> >optics ..... or much of anything else.
> >
> >Now, government has certainly put a handle on many such things
> early on for
> >it's own ends, with the result that we often only see the tail end
> of such
> >things in the retail stores and incorporated into "services". SOME
> >governments are also fond of *insisting* that they have control of
> certain
> >systematic services for the get go. But let's not equate that with
> >"invention" or "expertise" of any sort.
> >
> >Cheers
> >Lee
>
> Lee, Lee, please do some research.
>
> It is the off topic things that cause people to react. This will
> not be a
> productive thread.
>
> Winsor
> Who does not believe that the Manhattan Project was a Chamber of
> Commerce
> meeting.
> --
> Winsor Crosby
> Long Beach, California, USA
> mailto:wincros@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
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