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KesterLester · 15th Sep 2020, 9:03 am

It is not yet attached to a stiff masonry wall, but it soon will be. [PS - I whereas yesterday I was assuming that the gravity arm was perhaps resting slightly too high (causing the brushing against the roller) this morning it has occurred to me that perhaps the gravity arm is resting in the right place, but that some damage in the bearing of the roller is causing the roller to hang a little lower than it ought to. I will aim to send a picture of the roller today so that it can be checked whether it looks normal.]

15th Sep 2020, 9:03 am	#4
KesterLester Triode Join Date: Aug 2018 Location: Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, UK. Posts: 32	Re: Pulsynetic master clock: question about gravity arm roller. It is not yet attached to a stiff masonry wall, but it soon will be. [PS - I whereas yesterday I was assuming that the gravity arm was perhaps resting slightly too high (causing the brushing against the roller) this morning it has occurred to me that perhaps the gravity arm is resting in the right place, but that some damage in the bearing of the roller is causing the roller to hang a little lower than it ought to. I will aim to send a picture of the roller today so that it can be checked whether it looks normal.]