It could be that both batteries were not at full strength, but I pulled two sets out of a couple of my LXen and thought that the MX drain would be less and I would be okay. I have a battery tester. Maybe I should pull the batteries out of all my LXen and get the best pair into the MX...
C�sar Panama City, Florida -- -----Original Message----- -- From: keller.schaefer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2003 7:18 AM - -- How about the batteries? I have not used a MX in a while but -- don't the LEDs get -- dim before they eventually cut out? -- -- Sven -- -- Zitat von Lon Williamson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: -- -- > You say this was in the evening. In dim lighting conditions, -- > you should have no trouble seeing an MX's LEDs. At least, -- > in my experience (I own three of 'em). In bright light, yup, -- > the LEDS can look a little dim. Bright light is where needles -- > (KX, etc) shine. Anyone else have problems with MX LEDs in dim -- > light? -- > -- > Cesar Matamoros II wrote, in part: -- > > -- > > I went out to a jazz festival, small by most standards -- since it is held -- > > here, and was carrying my MZ-S and MX. The former had -- the color slide film -- > > with the MX loaded with 400 b/w print film. -- > > -- > > I had a lot of problem seeing the exposure indications -- of the MX. Is this -- > > normal? --
