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Known as Recorders, Time, Electrical, these clocks were used primarily in telegraph offices to time stamp message forms of the arrival and departure times. Powered by a D.C. mains supply, they operated by means of the clock impulse circuit, which derived 30 second pulses from a Clock No. 36. The Recorders, Time, Electrical No. 1A would be located at the receive teleprinter position and printed the time and circuit designation on a received message form. The Recorders, Time, Electrical No. 2A would be located at the send teleprinter position and printed the time, circuit designation and the serial number on a sent message form. The serial number is automatically advanced as the machine is operated.
Introduced circa 1935 these machines were made by Blick.
For more information of these machines, follow the links below.
Diagrams - TG 827 and 847.
E.I. Miscellaneous, Time:-
Recorders, Time, Electrical No. 1A
Recorders, Time, Electrical No. 2A
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Last revised: January 01, 2024FM2 | ||||||||
