I have my suspicion on that mater as the little coil that is for spark suppression looks to be enamel coated.

If this is the proper group then perhaps someone could help me with information.

Should mine have had a scale at the bottom to monitor the degrees of swing of the pendulum I do not see any holes in the case where one would have been mounted.

There is just a small part of a label remaining on the top left corner of the case.

There is a number stamped at the top of the case, 1301 If that is the serial number, then the clock would be over 100 years old.

I though enamel coating didnt appear in clocks until the late twenties.

The clock coils are fabric covered and look like they could be this old.

Many years ago I acquired a Hipp Clock with a Prolonged Impulse from England.

That is a project clock that was a monthly subject in an English publication, Model Engineer, and also in Hope-Jones book, Electric Clocks and How to Make Them.

The clock may have never been finished as it did not have a clock works or any contact to send a pulse to a secondary clock.

I obtain a part from a Synchronome from a fellow in New Zealand.

That is how I learned about a Synchronome and Hope-Davis and so I have always wanted a Synchronome since then.

I now have it in great condition and it runs without trouble.

I have several C7 clocks also, and have attached a photo of the ser.

As you have no doubt discovered, there are small brass screws set into the moulded top and bottom of the case which are used for setting vertical with a plumb line.

The spark suppression capacitor and coil are most probably later additions.

The picture shows the early date label in C6 No 1240, affixed to the case door.

The Hipp Clock with Prolonged Impulse was a stand-alone timepiece, not an impulse transmitter.

As John has suggested, you would be welcomed to the Electric Clocks website.

Derek B. Sent from Windows Mail From: Ernie Jenson via Groups.Io Sent: Tuesday, 16 April 2019 00:40 To: synchronome1groups.io Is this the group that I should address questions to regarding a Gent Pulsynetic We dont have many in California, but I do find much information on the internet.

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