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I know somone with a 1930's electric clock, it needs a bit of TLC before plugging in. Do you know anyone who would be able to provide the TLC?
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I'll give it a coat of TLC if you still need helpI know somone with a 1930's electric clock, it needs a bit of TLC before plugging in. Do you know anyone who would be able to provide the TLC?
What you needed was an Avo coil winderDamn that winding wire is fine!
I think I'd swap an annoying tick, for an even more annoying cable out of the top of it thoughElectric clocks are cool! Here is the last one I restored, it now lives in my kitchen. Gummed up mech and open circuit motor coil. Damn that winding wire is fine! Totally silent running which is nice, no annoying tick, tick, tick...
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The break was 2 turns in so just reattached to the terminal. Had to use tweezers to handle the end of the wire.What you needed was an Avo coil winder
or maybe you used one?
I'll wire a clock point in when I finally replace the kitchen.I think I'd swap an annoying tick, for an even more annoying cable out of the top of it though
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