[time-nuts] No more 60Hz, How do I discipline 120VAC 60Hz from a UPS

[Will Matney]

Mitchell,

I'm not sure, as I couldn't see anything to hint at the maker on the
cabinet. I also couldn't see who made the clock movement either, as their
was no name on the clock face. Of course, companies like HP and others
bought those from a good OEM manufacturer to use, so I doubt they made the
movement. I take it that that is an ocxo on the one side? If so, there
could be some identifying mark on the case somewhere, or inside the metal
box. Another place to look would be on either side of the PC board,
especially on the trace side, as they sometimes etched the company name on
them. I wouldn't mind owning one of these myself, it's neat!

Best,

Will

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On 6/26/2011 at 6:06 PM Mitchell Janoff wrote:

>Last year I picked up a frequency standard that inputs 120VAC (or 12V DC)
>and drives a 6 0Hz Synchron motor based clock and also has a 120V 60 CPS
>output on the back. I wasn't sure what I was going to do with it, but now
I
>know I can run my old telechron synchronous clocks with this when the
power
>companies stop the 60Hz. There is no manufacturer's name on the unit, but
>maybe a list member can identify it from the pictures at:
>http://www.telechron.com/60CPS/60CPS.html
>
> 
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