Re: Solari Flip Clock Driver
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Ian Richardson
Darren,
As you are obviously an electric clock enthusiast, maybe the best solution is to buy a T&N master clock for your Solari clock. The T&N system generates 24vdc in alternate polatarity - made for the job.
Note that not all Solari clocks are the same - I have one which uses unique polarity and is running on my house system driven by a Gent "Thornbridge" clock. I have also seen the alternate polarity ones and it's only the motor which is different.
Good luck and happy clunking,
Ian R
France
(formerly Macclesfield, UK)
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From: Darren Conway <darren.conway@...> To: synchronome1@groups.io Sent: Tue, 5 Jan 2021 9:36 Subject: Re: [synchronomeelectricclock] Solari Flip Clock Driver Hi Neil
My research on my new, very old Solari clock indicates it is fed
with a bipolar 24V impulse. Not compatible with Synchronome slave
clock pulses.
I am interested in your driver. How does it work? Is it
programmable?
Regards Darren Conway 36 Orr Crescent Lower Hutt New Zealand ph +64 (0)4 569 1963 On 3.01.21 10:49 pm, neil wrote:
Hi Darren,
On my driver I have buttons that advance or lose
1sec,1min and 1 hr. Makes adjustment and keeping track of DST
much easier. With 2 slaves in series, it's a pain if they
don't track. The gents relies on gravity for one of the wheel
panels so they both need to be vertical when testing.
Neil
On Sun, 3 Jan 2021, 9:23 pm
Darren Conway, <darren.conway@...>
wrote:
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