Greetings all
I just received a LX winder from an Ebay
aution. On the back left hand side there is a lever, that for all intents
and purposes, looks like a self-timer lever. It doesn't seem to readily
move or engage to either side. Could any of you learned Pentaxians
enlighten me as to
Is there any way to determine if a Winder LX is functional without having
an LX body handy?
David<
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It's the power rewind lever. After engaging the release on the bottom right of the
winder, cock the rewind lever and the winder will rewind your film.
Hope this helps,
Doug
At 10:34 PM -04006/26/01, Doanald Ross donned the ruby slippers, tapped the heels
together three times, and chante
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> Subject: Winder LX Question
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> Greetings all
>
> I just received a LX winder from an Ebay aution. On the back left hand side
> there is a lever, that for all intents and purposes, looks like a self-timer
> lever. It doesn't se
When you depress the rewind button on the bottom of the winder, (don't
push the battery release, you'll look like a dope when the batteries fall
out), pushing that lever to the right will power rewind the
film.
At 10:34 PM 6/26/2001 -0400, you wrote:
Greetings
all
I just received a LX winder fro
I have an mx winder that has the same lever on the left side,
and it is for the film release for rewind.
Ron WhitmoreCentral New York[EMAIL PROTECTED]
David P. Chernicoff wrote:
> Is there any way to determine if a Winder LX is functional
> without having an LX body handy?
have a look at
http://www.phred.org/pentax/k/FAQ/winder_LX/index.html
there are some pics to understand the following better.
1. rewind test:
Switch on the Winder.
Press a
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