Deafboy
··His Holiness Puer SurdusGood progress. I notice that the lift angle in the software is set at 44 degrees; what is the reasoning for that value? The lift angle affects resultant amplitude values.
Good progress. I notice that the lift angle in the software is set at 44 degrees; what is the reasoning for that value? The lift angle affects resultant amplitude values.
I dont know how reliable the results are. The amplitude seems to look not that fancy at almost full wind, otherwise i tested the results in 4 positions (head up, head down, crown up, crown down) and it looks surprisingly not so bad 😀
Unclear if this is a parameter you have to set, or if the software picks that up automatically.
Well, glad you have the setting working now. As you state, the balance amplitudes are quite low. By the way, is this a clone of a 6497-1, or 6497-2?
If it's the former, the beat rate is 18,000, and if it's the latter, it's 21,600. Unclear if this is a parameter you have to set, or if the software picks that up automatically. No idea how reliable the readings are with that sort of set-up. honestly although they have serious drawbacks, the cheap Chinese timing machines may be better than the set-up you have there.
By the way, I just had a look at the link that Jim mentioned when you asked about lubrication. Do not follow what's in there - it's really not good!
If you followed that advice and oiled the pinions of the wheels 🤦 it's no wonder your amplitude sucks. So much bad watchmaking in one spot - truly is amazing how bad that is...
Oiling pinions 🤦 The guy mistook his watch for a gearbox?
It does both. You can set it on automatic or a fixed rate. Currently it is set at 21600. All the displays would show gibberish if the rate was incorrectly set.
What caught my eye is the long tail after the drop/banking pulse on the acoustic graph; could there be something rubbing -roller jewel or safety dart? It would explain the lower amplitude...no?