Hi all, Just acquired 3 Synchronome slaves, Unfortunately in my enthusiasm I didn’t spot that only one of three had an impulse mechanism, the other two being electric Does anyone have, or know, where

Made by Magneta in 1937 and then refurbished in 1966, this ½ second Master clock is already up on the wall under test. Just needs the wiring changing to bring back it's original charm! on the right is

Good evening, I have just bought a 1970 metal cased T&N master clock and I think it will be a runner with a small amount of tinkering. Does anybody here have one? If so, would they be kind enough to t

If anyone fancies a good read there is a very interesting paper on threnik Clock Doc site regarding four very unusual electric clocks from the Scolnik collection the link below should take you there h

Well the 46 is already being worked on. I have already moved the terminal strip and lable back down and reused the original screw holes. The title and the photo should explain how the 'new' wiring cam

in short... https://youtu.be/rMyrSlZNv34 Yay! -- Simon GPO Clocks http://www.lightstraw.co.uk/gpo/clocksystems/index.html

Is the clock in the picture a recognisable project clock? Thanks Graham Sydney

Should I be able to upload a file to the "files" area, or should I post it in a message for a mod to save?

Thanks to the help I got for my enquiry about pallet design I'm making reasonable progress on my re-build. I'm in the process of making a new pendulum, and wanted to tap the collective wisdom on how t

I don't know if anyone in this group reads "Horological Science News", but 18 months back there was a small furore in that publication arising from some measurements made on the influence of the mass

I have an auction alert set for anything Synchronome related. Normally I might get two or three alerts a month. This morning I got this lot ( https://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/search-results?searchTe

Hi all.. I’m a great fan of the Synchronome clocks. I have a couple of Mk1’s and 4 Mk 2’s..I’m also quite a fan of the PO36..and also spend too much time continuing to experiment with my simple cHipp

"Why are you ticking when you should have tocked?" (Bit of dirt making a count wheel pawl stick.) The expansion is almost complete. The GPO clock No.46 has its own control panel and veeder check clock

I have had this distribution board for a few years. I believe it is in working order but I have no idea how to power the board or supply it with a pulse. I have synchronome Master with a few attached

Do you know anybody who makes wooden clock cases (for money)? I have two 5.5-inch slave dial movements that need simple wooden (low-profile) cases made for them and I'm perfectly willing to pay for a

If only to keep me focused and not distracted by other things, I'm posting a picture of the case of this new project. Starting with the case which started life as a bare dark oak PO36 carcass and now

Thank you for the invite to the group. Residing in the USA there is not much local activity in Synchronome collecting and restoration so I decided that building a Synchronome from scratch would be a w

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the synchronome1@groups.io group. File: Synch Rev.pdf Uploaded By: Description: You can a

.Hi Bob..I think you must be S*****r from another forum ? I've not done a lot of posting or even lurking for a while although clock fiddling has gone on unabated ! Mostly with the DIY clock - which is

One of the problems I find with my clock build is that the 'Nome pendulum is darn heavy! Lifting 7 kgs of cast iron with a delicate suspension spring on top into the case and placing the upper chops o