As you may know, I built a very nice grandfather clock with a traditional mechanical mechanism. After about 10 years I had problems with that mechanism. It turns out that the company that made it had gone out of business a few years before I installed it. I made the decision to go electronic, it is something I can handle without altering the whole clock enclosure to accommodate a different mechanism. I got it installed, not fully adjusted and had a medical emergency that lasted nearly a month. My wife had a brain aneurysm. She has recovered and doing fine. Today I visited my daughters home, where the clock is. It sounded great as I watched the football game in the next room. Only a very experienced clock person could tell the difference. 

 I am very pleased with the outcome and so is my daughter. 

Glad to hear the misses is doing well Ron.

Good job with the clock too

 Ron, good to hear that your wife is doing better.

 

Two check in the WIN column, I call that  a  good day!!!

Glad to hear the Missus is doing well. I had no doubts about you’re making the clock work as designed.