Can someone tell me where I might get a 24-hour quartz clock movement? Have tried budetime.co.uk, clockparts.co.uk and everglades-int.co.uk - they can't help.
Should surely be able to get one somewhere for a few pounds...
Doesn't have to be in UK.
Cheers,
Chris
I'd like not just a 24-hr movement, but one with a WWVB receiver. I've got a nice Simplex 24-hr clock to put it in.
The site is not navagational for some reason? you will obtain what your looking for here though, if you send them an email and request a catalogue they will send you one out. If I remember correctly the quartz movements where in the region of £3.50?
oops! yes it is, only the dropdown menu won't work.
Hi Chris local 'craft' shops often have them - the sort of places that sell rubber stamps, DIY 'scraper art' kits, beads, stuff like that.
HTH Jon N
Why not buy cheap clock and take out the movement?
Chris Nellist said the following on 08/12/2005 02:18:
Which of these is a 24-hour movement?
Good point. None of them I guess. I'll get my coat...
Cheap (and most other) clocks tend to be 12-hour, not 24.
alex
"Chris Nellist" wrote in message news:Xns972617CD82789pnellist@195.92.193.157...
few pounds, Don't think so, But If you like to confuse people you could always work on Martian time.
Mark wrote: > few pounds, Don't think so,
sidereal, rather than solar time. Anyone ever heard of such?
You didn't scroll to the bottom of the link then !
looking for is a sidereal movement. I want to make an astrolabe clock.
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