Hi:

http://www.standard-time.com/index2_en.php
4 x 12 meter 7-segment display where the segments are boards held in place by C-clamps. One man can change one segment, but it takes 11 men and a couple of ladders to change two digits. If fewer (wo)men were used the time to make a change would be longer than 1 minute and the clock not be good to a minute. It looks like they started out using 4 bolts at each joint with power tools and later changed to multiple C-clamps. You can buy a DVD movie that can be played on a PC where the video is synchronized to the PC time. For more interesting On Line & Hardware Clocks see:
http://www.prc68.com/I/timefreq.shtml#OLC

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Have Fun,

Brooke Clarke
http://www.PRC68.com



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