Peter Alling schrieb:
> 
> Alan you're beginning to become like Bruce.  The changes I know of to the
> LX were all improvements
> I don't have one of the earliest models but my 18+ year old body has been
> about as reliable as my
> 5 year old model.  Both are particularly solid and reliable.


Hm, I dunno!

I bought an LX with winder in 1985 and it jammed 6 month later.
Got repaired within several weeks(!), failed another six month later.
Then I got it back with some strange new properties:
e.g. the shutter wasn't able to do times longer than 1/75 with winder or
motor attached
(I thought it was the winder's fault, and bought the motor...*g*)
Got fixed again, then jammed again.
After that they just gave me a new body without any further comments(!)
- must have been 1988 or 1989.
Now I had this nice button to switch metering on! :-)
But I can tell you:
I was quite close to jump the ship!
If I hadn't had the glass and my K2-DMD...

The new body has been working flawlessly until april 2001. Then the
sticky mirror appeared with it's infinity-focus problems. I got myself
the MZ-3 then...
After I recently found Rob's website describing the problem, I got my LX
fixed again and am quite happy to have it in working condition. But I
really can't recall if my happy moments with the LX make up for the damn
frustrating moments...at least, it always failed when I was at home.
Never on my travels...*g*


Thomas

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