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- the present invention aims to provide an improvement by which these soft deep tones can also be obtained in small clocks without the employment of such a long tube and by means of a proportionately-short rod.
- This object is obtained by the use of a solid metal rod with one end fastened in the Wall of the tubular support. The rod itself passes across the central portion of the same and out through 5 a passage in the wall of such tubular support.
- This passage is of such size that the rod can swing free to produce or emit the sound.
- the tubular body or support a which can be made of any suitable material, is carried on the case of the clock.
- a rod 6, of suitable material is fastened with one end in the wall of the tubular body (4, passes across the 3 5 central air-space thereof, and passes out at the opposte side through a passage 0.
- the length of the projecting end is designed according to the tone to be sounded.
- the size of the passage 0 must be such that the rod 6 4 can swing sufiiciently to produce its tone with- Serial No. 177,832- (No model.)
- the hammer (Z serves to set in vibration the rod 5 and is operated in the usual or any suitable manner.
- the operating-wheel shown typifies any suitable clockwork.
- the described sounder produces a soft tone resembling that of the long tubular gongs now used in large clocks.
- a sounder for striking-clocks consisting of a rod 6, attached at one end to a tubular body a, and extending across the central portion of said tubular body.
- a sounder for striking-clocks consisting of a rod 6, attached at one end to a tubular body a, and extending transversely across the central portion of said tubular body through a passage in the wall of said tubular body sufficiently large to permit vibration of the rod, and beyond said tubular body a suitable distance depending on the tone to be produced.
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No. 773,646. PATENTED NOV. 1, 1904.
A. JUNGHANS & G. A. WLOST.
CLOCK BELL. APPLIUATIIOK FILED 00121. 1903.
N0 MODEL.
W/T/VESSES UNITED STATES Patented November 1, 1904.
PATENT QEETcE.
ARTHUR J UN GHAN S AND GUSTAV ADOLF WVLOST, OF SCHRAMBERG, GER- MANY, ASSIGNORS TO VEREINIGTE UHRENFABRIKEN VON GEBRUDER J UN GHANS UND THOMAS HALLER A.-G., OF SOHRAMBERG, GERMANY.
CLOCK-BELL.
SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 773,646, dated November 1, 1904.
Application filed October 21, 1903.
To all whom, it puny concern:
Be it known that we, ARTHUR JUNeHANs, residing at Moltkestrasse No. 4:1, and GUSTAV ADoLF LosT, residing at Uhlandstrasse No.
5 17, Schramberg, in the Kingdom of i/Vurtemberg, Germany, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Clock-Bells, of which the following is a specification.
In large expensive clocks a soft deep tone is IO secured by the striking of a hammer on asteel tube, (commonly called a tubular gong. In order to make the tone deep, the length of the tube must be considerable, and for that reason such tubular sounders are not used in 5 small clocks.
The present invention aims to provide an improvement by which these soft deep tones can also be obtained in small clocks without the employment of such a long tube and by means of a proportionately-short rod. This object is obtained by the use of a solid metal rod with one end fastened in the Wall of the tubular support. The rod itself passes across the central portion of the same and out through 5 a passage in the wall of such tubular support.
This passage is of such size that the rod can swing free to produce or emit the sound.
The accompanying drawing illustrates a sounder embodying the invention.
The tubular body or support a, which can be made of any suitable material, is carried on the case of the clock. A rod 6, of suitable material, is fastened with one end in the wall of the tubular body (4, passes across the 3 5 central air-space thereof, and passes out at the opposte side through a passage 0. The length of the projecting end is designed according to the tone to be sounded. The size of the passage 0 must be such that the rod 6 4 can swing sufiiciently to produce its tone with- Serial No. 177,832- (No model.)
out hindrance. The hammer (Z serves to set in vibration the rod 5 and is operated in the usual or any suitable manner. The operating-wheel shown typifies any suitable clockwork. i
The described sounder producesa soft tone resembling that of the long tubular gongs now used in large clocks.
Instead of one rod there could of course be several connected to a common tubular body a in the manner described.
Though we have described with great particularity of detail a specific embodiment of the invention, yet it is to be understood that various modifications thereof in detail and in the arrangement and combination of the parts may be made by those skilled in the art without departure from the invention.
What we claim is- 1. A sounder for striking-clocks consisting of a rod 6, attached at one end to a tubular body a, and extending across the central portion of said tubular body.
2. A sounder for striking-clocks consisting of a rod 6, attached at one end to a tubular body a, and extending transversely across the central portion of said tubular body through a passage in the wall of said tubular body sufficiently large to permit vibration of the rod, and beyond said tubular body a suitable distance depending on the tone to be produced.
In witness whereof we have hereunto signed our names in the presence of two subscribing witnesses.
ARTHUR JUNGHANS. GUSTAV ADOLF WLOST.
Witnesses:
ENGELBERT KoNIe, Y A. MARS.
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US3077856A (en) * | 1960-04-19 | 1963-02-19 | Packard Bell Electronics Corp | Signalling system |
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US3077856A (en) * | 1960-04-19 | 1963-02-19 | Packard Bell Electronics Corp | Signalling system |
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