Linhof Technika 70 cam and wide angle lenses.

Hello all

I have some questions about the cam discs of the Linhof Technika 70 and Super Te chnika V 6x9 I have 2 Technika 70?s type 1 and type 2 and a super technika 6x9 model V The serial numbers are as follow: # Technika 70 type 1 with a cam disc for focal lengths 65-100-180 : 1735093 Wit h a symmar-S 100mm F 5,6 S.N. 13266891 multicoated .. I think it may be a late model as it came with a black super rolex back and the lens is a 1977-1978 produ ction The camera body has a FIXED left sided (black) hand grip. # Technika 70 type 2 with a cam disc for focal lengths 53-100-180 : 1751495 Wi th a symmar-S 100mm F 5,6 S.N. 12623759 ( I don?t think it?s multicoated) But t he cream-colored handgrip is of the usual detachable type. # The super technika 6x9 model V S.N. : 5011248 with a cam disc for focal leng ths 65-100-180 with a technikon 100mm F. 2,8 S.N. : 6144793

* I want to know if I can interchange the cam discs between the 3 bodies ? * Can I interchange the 2 Symmar?s without changing the cams between bodies? (No spacers are used in mounting both lenses to the lense boards.)

I?m still thinking about the wide angle options available?. * What do you think about the performance of the super angulon 53mm F. 4 and the (Very expensive ) Biogon 53mm F. 4,5 compared to the more modern glasses like t he grandagon 55mm and S.A. 58mm? ( I know I?ll lose the range finder focusing bu t if optical performance/coverage is much better I may be willing to.) * Can I have the cam for 65mm focal length grinded for 55mm or 58mm focal length s? * I would like to know the manufacture dates for the 3 camera bodies and the Tec hnikon lens! ( Thanks Bob! ) * I didn?t see any technika 70 with a fixed handgrip .. did it have a modificati on done? (It?s similar to the press 70 fixed handgrip) or is it a normal product ion variation? Thanks for you all. Ashraf Nassef

Service may be able to help. In the U.S. 973 808 9626.

Outside the U.S. check with the local distributor.

The Technika 70 1735093 is an early one from 1967 The Technika 70 1751495 is from 1969 The Technika V 5011248 is from 1969

The 70 was made from 1965 to 1979.

Thanks for the informations Bob. Ashraf