SB-630 Clock

[Charles W. Morehouse]

Hi Alan,
Been there done that. Did much research and searching and there is NO replacement and the
original manufacturer is long gone. Here's what I did. Found a similar motor from and old
timer. replaced the motor winding on the clock with the winding from the timer. This
requires some machine work. You must remove the motor core by drilling out some spot
welds and then to reattach with machine screws. Also redid the main bushing. It ain't
easy. 73 and good luck.
Wayne;
W4GBW

Alan KB7MBI wrote:

> 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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