Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/01/21
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]"Andrew M. Moore" wrote: > > > I use a regular small screwdriver but one with a right angle bend on > > the end of the shaft or a 30 degree cut off on the tip might be a > > I looked closely at the adjustment screw, and I'm not sure that we're > all talking about the same type of rangefinder adjustment. It sounds > like the screw you're referring to is the slotted screw closest to the > focusing cam, which looks like it might adjust the focus point (by > rotating the "off-axis" circular cam that encompasses the screw?) > > I've been talking about an adjustment that cure the rangefinder > patch images from being misaligned vertically -- one of them appears > above the other -- that is, on a different horizontal plane -- so > even though my focus may be dead on, I can never see the two images > line up perfectly no matter where I focus. > > Are we referring to the same adjustment? > > --Andrew No in my previous post I was talking horizontal. I believe with the m6 the vertical is trickier perhaps needing to go in through the red dot. Too rich for my blood. I hope I have not confused anyone or been off the point. This was all described by someone better than I have in the archives. Might have been Tom A. Mark Rabiner