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Bangerter's inventions; his marvelous time clock (1911)

[King, Everett Lincoln], 1863- ed. [from old catalog] · [New York, The McConnell printing co.] · leaf 52

An illustration from Bangerter's inventions; his marvelous time clock, 1911, leaf 52
means of the connecting rods 37 and 38, link 39 androds 40, 41, with two levers indicated at L, L, which areadapted to take power from the expansion coils hereto-fore described, through the coil shafts J, J, to whichshafts are also connected the coil levers I, I, the ends ofthe latter being… … BANGERTERS PERPETUAL TIME CLOCK BANGERTERS PERPETUAL TIME CLOCK 53 pansion coils, the wires H, Ri will be pulled in the direc-tion indicated by the arrows, the ends of the long armsof the levers L, L—through the movement of the shaftsJ, J—will rise, thereby, through the rods 40, 41, link 39and rods…

Bangerter, Friedrich, 1868 · Perpetual motion · Clocks and watches

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