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Homemade Flip Clock Case
A while ago I saw a bare flip clock mechanism on sale on eBay for 10€. I decided to buy it and attempt to make a new case for it.
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GE Model 7-4310
Hello, I have a brand-new GE flip clock model 7-4310. I have had it for about two years, and it has run great. However, about a week ago, the motor stopped... -
Loud "click" when changing days
Hello! I'm relatively new to the intricacies of the flipclock world but have happily had one for the past few years (a wood patterned Copal 227, I believe).... -
Toshiba Clotty dismantle help/hour not working
Hello all!
I recently bought a Toshiba Clotty flip clock (50/60hZ) and noticed that the hour “hand” only shows the odd hours of each... -
Soundesign 3933 Alarm not Functional
Hello everyone, I'm new here and I'm really trying to fix the alarm on my Soundesign 3933. I've been tinkering with it and I see that the lower switch...
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Toshiba RC-693F: numbers won’t flip
Hi there, I have one of the cylindrical early 70s Toshiba RC-693F clocks. It lights up but the numbers won’t flip over; it’s frozen at the same time.... -
Slave Bodet BT659 clock and mother Brillie clock
Hallo Flip clock fans, is it anybody over there who can help me with following issue, please?
I bought Bodet clock BT 659 some time ago and I would... -
How Does A Flip Clock Work? A Look At A Flip Clock Mechanism
One of the things that makes flip clocks so interesting, is the fact that while they are digital clocks, and were considered quite "modern" in their day, they are purely mechanical, or more precisely, electromechanical. The mechanical design won awards back in the day (late 60s to 70s) and the minute by minute flipping of numbers was found to be mesmerizing by many. Today, flip clocks bring back memories of the "space age" for those who lived it, and today are sought out for...
