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Hello Again Toby,

Another thought.

Did you think to "zero" the meter?

If you hold your finger over the metering cell & push the button: The needle should move to EXACTLY over the "0".

If it does not there is a small screw on the bottom that you can turn with the properly sized screwdriver to adjust while you are pushing the button & covering the meter cell.

Activating the meter test button is not the same because the meter test circuit is separate.

Best Regards,

Michael

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I had my MR4 adjusted for 1.5v and although it’s a little bulkier than my VCII, I like that it’s coupled to the shutter dial. The VCII is small, accurate and good looking but it slides out of the cold shoe too easily. 

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4 minutes ago, plaidshirts said:

I had my MR4 adjusted for 1.5v and although it’s a little bulkier than my VCII, I like that it’s coupled to the shutter dial. The VCII is small, accurate and good looking but it slides out of the cold shoe too easily. 

Whilst that was an option, 1.5v Silver batteries are no longer available ( unless you use a SR 43W/386 battery with a non step down adaptor) so rather pointless now.

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9 minutes ago, plaidshirts said:

Still usable but pointless? I don't follow...

Well it is only useable if you have access to S625PX silver batteries which are no longer available. The alternative is to use a plain adapter (not a MR-9) with a  SR 43W/386 watch battery. 

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