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Hmmm... The problem is that the MF Finder S takes over control of the shutter speeds from the body when it's attached (there's actually a shutter speed selector on the finder itself, which adds half stops); but there would be no way for the finder to communicate the shutter speeds to an SQ-B body, as the SQ-B lacks the necessary electrical contacts.
Can I ask why you are interested in the MF Finder S? I would say the ordinary waist level finder is as good or better in most shooting situations, plus the WLF plays nicely with the SQ-B and every other SQ body.
It's just the meter that would be handy - if it worked such that it gave you a reading you could manually transfer to the shutter dial on the camera it would be quite useful. I agree the WLF is fine otherwise, but carrying a seperate meter is less convenient.