For sale: A lovely Super Program that has seen only light use
throughout its life and is a joy to use. EX condition. Front finger
grip, body cap, strap and original Pentax manual included. Also FS:
an EX+ condition Motor Drive A. Remote cap is present, all is
excellent and working fine
For sale: A lovely Super Program that has seen light use and is a joy
to use. EX condition. Front finger grip, body cap, strap and original
Pentax manual included. Also FS: an EX+ condition Motor Drive A.
Remote cap is present, all is excellent and working fine. Original
Pentax manual included
Hi,
how does the shutter release on this motor drive work? Is it completely
electrical unlike the Winder ME II, which has a vibration producing
mechanical release? All other comments are also welcome on the Motor Drive
A.
Thanks!
-Matti
I just had a look at mine.
That switch on the battery component also has
unreachable screws, at least they _look_ that way.
I'd like to crack mine open because the vertical release
doesn't work.
Alan Chan wrote:
One thing I do know is that to open the Motor Drive A,
one needs a sp
One thing I do know is that to open the Motor Drive A,
one needs a special tool. There are screws inside the
battery compartment - three, if memory serves me - that
must be removed to pull the thing apart. One of them
is far enough back that it is impossible to get at with
a standard straight
One thing I do know is that to open the Motor Drive A,
one needs a special tool. There are screws inside the
battery compartment - three, if memory serves me - that
must be removed to pull the thing apart. One of them
is far enough back that it is impossible to get at with
a standard straight
What's the problem?
Alan Chan
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Any of you know of a good repair resource for a Motor Drive A? I've got =
one that's been used carefully for years, then just conked out -- no =
idea why, it's in superb condition. Every usual spot I've looked fo
Howdy, all -
Any of you know of a good repair resource for a Motor Drive A? I've got =
one that's been used carefully for years, then just conked out -- no =
idea why, it's in superb condition. Every usual spot I've looked for =
repairs won't look at a motor drive for s
Hey gang...
I've tried Lithium AA's in my Motor Drive A and while making it a lot lighter
(the only reason I chose these bats) they don't seem to have the same power
output as good alkalines. After about 28 frames or so they want to give out.
What's the deal? Is the cur
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Note that I will be out of town until Thu, May 6!
Boz
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At 3:28 PM -0400 4/25/02, Fred wrote:
> > Are these two compatible?
>
>No, sorry. While the Winder ME II will work with the ME Super and
>some other M bodies, as well as with the Super Program/A and the
>Program Plus/A, the Motor Drive A will work only with the Super
>Prog
Are these two compatible?
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Thanks very much Alan!
If I encounter any gremlings I will sure ask you back!
Angel
Arecibo, Puerto Rico
Alan Chan wrote:
>> How can you get the Motor A open? I have to tight up the vertical fire
>> button, it is loose on my unit and have tried to find how to open the
>> thing to fix it!
>
>
>
>I'm not familiar with this unit but, generally, the fixing
>screws are located underneath the "leather" cloth which often
>covers parts of the unit.
>
>Never force the casings apart. There will usually be yet
>another hidden screw somewhere.
Unfortunately (or fortunately), there is nothing unde
ln:
> How can you get the Motor A open? I have to tight up the vertical fire
> button, it is loose on my unit and have tried to find how to open the
> thing to fix it!
> Angel
>
> Arecibo, Puerto Rico
>
> Alan Chan wrote:
>
> >> I got a nice working motor d
Aln:
How can you get the Motor A open? I have to tight up the vertical fire
button, it is loose on my unit and have tried to find how to open the
thing to fix it!
Angel
Arecibo, Puerto Rico
Alan Chan wrote:
>> I got a nice working motor drive A at local store
>> reall
Hello Steve.
Remote Cord A is the 5m remote release for your drive. They are fairly
uncommon - the drive end is at 90 degrees.
Kind regards from sunny Brighton
Peter
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>I got a nice working motor drive A at local store
> really cheap. My question is what cord is for
>the releas socket? can you use nicads or nickel
>metals in it?
Any rechargable cells are fine with MDA. If there was a delay to wind the
film after firing the shutter, that mean
I got a nice working motor drive A at local store
really cheap. My question is what cord is for
the releas socket? can you use nicads or nickel
metals in it?
thanks,
steve
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>I was looking @ one at a good price
>today @ lunch. ($50) BUT, I put
>batteries in it, put it on a
>super program (no lens attached, no film)
>but it won't fire. Won't do anything
>off-camera either. Switch on side alternated
>between red and green positions.
>What else should I check?
If it
I was looking @ one at a good price
today @ lunch. ($50) BUT, I put
batteries in it, put it on a
super program (no lens attached, no film)
but it won't fire. Won't do anything
off-camera either. Switch on side alternated
between red and green positions.
What else should I check?
CRB
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Certainly.
regards,
Alan Chan
>Does anyone know if the combination of SuperProgram and Motor Drive A
>operates correctly at the B (bulb) setting when triggered remotely by the
>appropriate cord?
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>Does anyone know if the combination of SuperProgram and Motor Drive A
>operates correctly at the B (bulb) setting when triggered remotely by the
>appropriate cord?
But to be perfectly honest, I would recommend againsit this approach due to
the serious vibration with the Batte
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