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jfriese
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You guys with bad clocks might also consider having them converted to
a quartz movement. Quartz movements are amazingly accurate, silent
and they draw less current than the old mechanical system. They look
absolutely stock too. One more idea, if you have such a conversion
done, is to have both positive and negative leads brought through the
back of the case. That way you can operate the clock in a positive or
negative ground Amphicar. I had it done to two clocks and they are
perfect.
John Friese
White 67 (CA IFLOAT2)
Red 67 (Maybe Celina)
a quartz movement. Quartz movements are amazingly accurate, silent
and they draw less current than the old mechanical system. They look
absolutely stock too. One more idea, if you have such a conversion
done, is to have both positive and negative leads brought through the
back of the case. That way you can operate the clock in a positive or
negative ground Amphicar. I had it done to two clocks and they are
perfect.
John Friese
White 67 (CA IFLOAT2)
Red 67 (Maybe Celina)
