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Watch timegrapher for windows software#
Can you also "listen" to the watch ticking? I am not sure about how you do beat error but if that is in the software and you can get a good pickup, this beats all.Īfter I get a watch running smoothly, the sequence I follow is ġ. Posts: 1143 | Location: Chicago, Illinois in the USA | Registered: September 05, 2010 Granted its probably not as accurate as the $300-$500 machines, but heck I can live with it if it helps me get my watches within +- 1 minute a day. To make sure the microphone and software were accurate I tested one of my watches that is keeping rairoad time already.ġ8000 beats per hour is 5 beats per second. I let it run for about 6 or 7 minutes to get a more accurate count. A few seconds later in the lower left hand corner you will see stokes per second. Adjusted the threshold slider so only the ticks are counted. Selected timer mode, set the timer for 600 so it will run for 10 minutes. Then started up the Drum Counter application. This is to help isolate the watch to avoid any false beats being counted from bumping the table the watch would sit on. made a hook to hang watches from the coat hanger and glued it into the hole in the wooden block. I drilled a hole in the middle of the wood block. (from the cleaners, so free)Ī clip on contact microphone (I got mine on ebay for $3.20)Ī reduction adapter if the microphone has the large jack. (I had it in a pile of scrap, so free)Ī wire coat hanger. This post probably will not be of interest to those that own expensive timing machines, its mostly for those who are hobbyist watchmakers on a budget or who are just starting out and face a choice on what tool to buy next.Ī block of wood for the base, mine is 6圆 and about an inch thick.
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This isnt a mine is better than yours post. I will grant that they all probably do a fine job and the owners received a state of the art tool that will last them a long time. All of which are for the most part cost a good buck. The members of this site then posted and described their favorite timing machines. A few weeks ago I read a thread on this site about a timegrapher.