Re: 1815 Clock


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Posted by Joel (64.12.96.235) on November 23, 2002 at 19:19:34:

In Reply to: Re: 1815 Clock posted by Jeff on November 23, 2002 at 10:56:12:


: Looks like MT 13.THIS REMINDS ME OF THE COSTA WHEEL

: : Hi all,

: : If you go to www.physics.uq.edu.au/physics_museum/clocks/skeleton.htm you will find a very old clock (scroll all the way down to bottom of page) that is driven by an overbalanced wheel. It may yield some real significant clues. The weights flip into an inverted position (as grim tried to explain long ago). Neutrals at top and bottom. The only difference is that it uses a stationary radiused gear at the bottom to make the weights cycle. The only real mystery left now is to find the way J.B. accomplished this with everything moving in the same direction, i.e., weights, supports, axle, etc. nothing stationary or creating an opposed movement or force to flip the weights.

: : FYI to all, hope this helps.

: : Regards,

: :

: : grim





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