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by G Walker - 24/08/26 06:52 PM
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Hello, I've tried searching the forums or this, but the search brought up 250 threads, mostly unrelated. Has anyone else had this problem and tried to fix it? I've been thinking of trying a voltage regulator.
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Jim
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Its tricky not responding with humour re time flying -but I doubt the voltage fluctuations should affect it?
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Sorry Jim but it will have a cheap quartz movement so likely you will have to buy another. Try eBay. A voltage regulator will not help.
Richard
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