Quartz clock mechanism - Radio Controlled TYPE B

Product no.: PR753

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Description

Movement for Quartz Clock - Radio Controlled - UTS
Type B, NON EURO

Fully automatic with high speed time setting - "Insert the battery and everything else is fast and fully automatic"

    UTS (Germany)
    Integrated antenna
    Battery: MN1500 (LR6) (not included)
    Time change (summer / winter) fully automatic.
    Automatic synchronization.
    Can take minute hands up to 160 mm long, weighing up to 2.5 grams
    Can take centre seconds hands up to 130 mm long, weighing up to 1 gram
    Supplied fittings
    The signal comes from Germany (see the additional image for the coverage area)
    When assembling set the hands according to the time zone (Europe, Paris).

    Set the hands at 12 o'clock for France
    Set the hands at 11 o'clock for the UK.

External dimensions: 5.60 cm x 5.60 cm
Thickness of the case without barrel 2.30 cm
Available in 2 barrel sizes for different "dial" support thicknesses:
            11 mm hand shaft for 1 to 4 mm support.
            18 mm hand shaft for support from 4 to 8 mm.

Diameter Hand Collet Dimensions :
Minute: Ø3.50 mm (Hands TYPE A - EURO = the collet can be shortened by filing).
Hour: Ø5.00 mm (Ø5.50mm NEF hands will require pinching to fit)
Second "second hand": Ø 0.75 mm

Possible causes of interference:
    Domestic Appliances
    TV receivers within 2 meters
    Machines with HF leak
    The signal may be affected by mountainous or hilly terrain or adverse weather conditions

troubleshooting:
    Check the correct polarity of the battery
    Make sure the clock is at least 2 meters or 6 feet away from a TV, computer, air conditioner, or other appliance. The optimal location is near a window
    Remove the battery and try again
    There may be an interruption of the transmitter. Wait a few hours and try again
    Due to the signal requirements of these movements, it is important that a new and good quality alkaline battery be used. Regularly change the battery as a partially charged battery may not be powerful enough to receive the radio signal, resulting in a malfunction.