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What makes you think that your meter needs to be restored does it have a problem? Unfortunately I don't have time to do this but I'll have to come back to the discussion and restore the links because it looks like the links up above are broken and I think they do exist they are just not pointing to where they need to point Then it's good that you gave the number there's actually two separate meters I believe is a 600 and a 700. The preferred approach today is not to restore but to modify with the simplest modification to change the meter to working with silver cell batteries which have a higher voltage than Mercury cell batteries. But a preferred approach would be to make use of the meter movements because that is a very nice analog meter which works really well for tuning fork watches and to produce a variable voltage power supply to use with your very sensitive microamp meter. I did find the missing links from up above their down below and on one of the links if you poke around far enough you will find the schematic for your meter but just in case. Is Then the link to how to properly phase with silver cells although what's interesting is that Bulova actually did check their watches at a much higher voltage. In a case here's one of the ways the phase at a higher voltage Which is I believe one of the broken links up above https://www.accutronwatchpage.com/accphs.htm Here's a webpage where someone modifies their meter which is a wild guess is probably the same person who drew the schematic up above based on his name and the initials on the schematic https://www.accutronwatchpage.com/700meter/700meter.html I really hate websites that do not link to their home page but here's the homepage L notice that both links above are actually on this website https://www.accutronwatchpage.com/
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By RichardHarris123 · Posted
One thing that I struggle with is visualising sizes without seeing it, yes I can get out and tape measure but I would prefer to see it in person. The toolbox is smaller than I thought but will suffice, mops etc currently at work, will add tomorrow. -
mike your skill have constantly improved from the start. Manipulating tiny coils is just another level of improvement, must say its painstaking. When you feel ready to attack the next tiny coil, be confident your dexterity 🧐 is practically on the improve and you will get proficient at it, and come to give good advice. Best regards.
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Your approach limits your adjusting to integer number of folds. One fold Two folds, ......so on. You don't have 1.3 or 1.3758 folds. Just insert one fold under the cock, then moving the foil with respect to cock screw, gives you infinite slopes of the cock, and shoot for the smallest end shake. In practice, smallest end shake is, one that, if cock screw is 99% tightened !! balance is not free to turn. But When fully 100% tightened, balance frees up to turn. It is a very practical approach. Mark teaches it in one of his videos. Regs
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By LittleWatchShop · Posted
The clamping is brilliant. The jewels holding the pivot are spring loaded and retract as you tighten on to the arms.
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