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National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors, Inc.
Horological Science Chapter #161
Horological Science Newsletter
Issue 2003-1 January 2003
Bob Holmström, Editor, 2934 NW 53rd Drive, Portland, OR 97210 Phone: 503-292-3685, <holmstro@europa.com>
Bill Givens, Sec. &: Publisher, 3850 Ashford Dr., Eugene, OR 97405 Phone (H): 541-465-9311 <Lbanks@ix.netcom.com>
Everett Jones, Treas., Phone: 440-729-4811
Ernie Martt, Founding Editor, Phone: 440-247-6712 <emartt@rrickert.com>
Page Contents
2-7 Elgin Maintaining Power by Seth Thomas - Graham White
8-14 Electrolift Pendulum Drive by Ned Bigelow
15-21 W5 Construction Details - Part 2 by Bob Holmstrom
22 W5 Escapement Model by Ted Wale
2 pages Correction - Power Flow in the Antikythera Mechanism by Graham White
The 2004 NAWCC Seminar will be held in Portland in late October. The seminar will be co- hosted by Pacific
Northwest Chapter 31 & the Horological Science Chapter 161. The topic will be Science and Horology.
The proposed display will be a "hands-on" laboratory for horological measurements which can
be operated by seminar attendees. I am looking for suggestions for speaker topics, speakers, experiments
for the "laboratory" and volunteers to help with the seminar and seminar planning.
Bob Holmstrom
There are no Rock the Boat items in this issue. These are meant to be comments no longer than half
a page on horological topics, including controversial ones, but not personal. This is a quick way to write
a short article, convey an important idea or ask a question.
The deadline for material for the next issue is March 15th.
Bob Holmström
Above: Drawing from Apians cosmographicus Liber of 1533, showing how a nocturnal is used to tell the
time at night from the Great Bear.
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