SB-630 Clock

[Jim Gelbort]

Alan,

Finding a parts unit at a hamfest, etc. is the best method of replacing that
clock mechanism.
I suppose a clock repair shop could handle it, but I'd be sure to get a firm
estimate first!

Good luck,

Jim N9WW

----- Original Message -----
From: Alan KB7MBI <ARDUJENSKI at AOL.COM>
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Sent: Saturday, January 20, 2001 8:38 AM
Subject: SB-630 Clock


> As suggested I have runs several searches in the archives regarding clock
> repair on the SB-630 only to find reference to replacement (Penwood
Numechron
> 24-hour clock). Searched under SB-630, clock, etc.
>
> Based upon limited info in the archives does this mean that the clock
would
> have to be taken into a clock repair shop? The Penwood clock noted, are
they
> still available? My GOOGLE search came up with no further information or a
> source for the clock
>
> Any guidance or suggestions?   Alan KB7MBI
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