Help me understand timegrapher

[entacto]

Dear Expert i need some enlightenment regarding timegrapher, i got reading 227 amplitude tho dealer told me its common with dandong 3235
, yet i also being told by very knowledge person on reddit that at correct angle the amp reads will yield higher

reading 1s/d , amp 227, 0, 52
my understanding its on the low side
its Dandong 3235 submariner 126610

 

[Feefo]

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Timegrapher results: useful info

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[dogwood]

The Dandong 3235 / 3230 should have the lift angle set to 55 degrees (not 52 degrees) on the time grapher in order for the calculated amplitude to be correct. In your QC pictures the lift angle is set to 52 degrees. This will cause the amplitude number on the time grapher to be calculated slightly lower than it actually is. The difference will probably be 10-15 degrees of amplitude. So just add 10-15 to the number you see for amplitude.

To understand what rate, amplitude, and beat error mean, you’ll want to go to the university of YouTube and search for “how to understand the numbers you see on a timegrapher”.

 

[entacto]

The Dandong 3235 / 3230 should have the lift angle set to 55 degrees (not 52 degrees) on the time grapher in order for the calculated amplitude to be correct. In your QC pictures the lift angle is set to 52 degrees. This will cause the amplitude number on the time grapher to be calculated slightly lower than it actually is. The difference will probably be 10-15 degrees of amplitude. So just add 10-15 to the number you see for amplitude.

To understand what rate, amplitude, and beat error mean, you’ll want to go to the university of YouTube and search for “how to understand the numbers you see on a timegrapher”.

Thank you. i appreciated it. I went to university of youtube tried to understand but i'm just lack of confidence.

 

[Dave2302]

The Dandong 3235 / 3230 should have the lift angle set to 55 degrees (not 52 degrees) on the time grapher in order for the calculated amplitude to be correct. In your QC pictures the lift angle is set to 52 degrees. This will cause the amplitude number on the time grapher to be calculated slightly lower than it actually is. The difference will probably be 10-15 degrees of amplitude. So just add 10-15 to the number you see for amplitude.

To understand what rate, amplitude, and beat error mean, you’ll want to go to the university of YouTube and search for “how to understand the numbers you see on a timegrapher”.

/\ /\ /\ Exactly this

I went to university of youtube tried to understand but i'm just lack of confidence.

OK, those readings together with incorrect lift angle setting tell me in plain Scottish language ....

"There is fuck all wrong with that !!"

 

[entacto]

/\ /\ /\ Exactly this



OK, those readings together with incorrect lift angle setting tell me in plain Scottish language ....

"There is fuck all wrong with that !!"

2s/d meaning you won't be late for daily work, 227 should be around 240ish at correct angle by whatever it means , bit error guess between A TO B approximately have same distance, 52 is how flat we lay down on the bed . so what do you think professor ?

 

[MaximillianGT]

2s/d meaning you won't be late for daily work, 227 should be around 240ish at correct angle by whatever it means , bit error guess between A TO B approximately have same distance, 52 is how flat we lay down on the bed . so what do you think professor ?

I feel sorry for the real users of the timegrapher. This thing is nothing more than a photo prop for you.

 

[Kerbus]

I bought one two years ago and still haven't used it. I did gain a little bit of a general understanding of it. YouTube and reading posts will help I assume.

 

[Dave2302]

so what do you think professor ?

I think you should read the stickies and guides you were given. I am not the professor, that title lies with guys like @dogwood.
All the answers really are on RWI if you search, no one is gonna spoon feed you. We will offer guidance though ....

How to Read Timegrapher Results!

I have had a few member reaching out in regards to the timegraph and how to read it. Repost from RWG. Beat Number Frequency, the vibration of a movement. The number of balance wheel swings per hour or how many times the watch ticks per hour. This is a preset, depends on the watch you order...

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[entacto]

I think you should read the stickies and guides you were given. I am not the professor, that title lies with guys like @dogwood.
All the answers really are on RWI if you search, no one is gonna spoon feed you. We will offer guidance though ....

How to Read Timegrapher Results!

I have had a few member reaching out in regards to the timegraph and how to read it. Repost from RWG. Beat Number Frequency, the vibration of a movement. The number of balance wheel swings per hour or how many times the watch ticks per hour. This is a preset, depends on the watch you order...

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Fair enough but trust me. I read those how to read prior and some on utube. But I'm not simply open wide my jaw asking for information. I'm asking because I'm not as Brilliant as you.

 

[Dave2302]

Post edit as I think there may be some kind of language confusion here.

 

[sdiver68]

The Dandong 3235 / 3230 should have the lift angle set to 55 degrees (not 52 degrees) on the time grapher in order for the calculated amplitude to be correct. In your QC pictures the lift angle is set to 52 degrees. This will cause the amplitude number on the time grapher to be calculated slightly lower than it actually is. The difference will probably be 10-15 degrees of amplitude. So just add 10-15 to the number you see for amplitude.

To understand what rate, amplitude, and beat error mean, you’ll want to go to the university of YouTube and search for “how to understand the numbers you see on a timegrapher”.

What is your proof of the correct lift angle being 55 degrees?

 

[asusundevils1971]

Have a quick read

Minus4PLUS6.com - Rolex Education

www.minus4plus6.com

 

[Kerbus]

One of these days I need to educate myself further about it, I STILL haven’t turned it on to start using it.

 

[sdiver68]

Have a quick read

Minus4PLUS6.com - Rolex Education

www.minus4plus6.com

Except Rolex updated the spec to 53 degrees. If this is a 99% clone...

 

[Dave2302]

You seriously need to do more research

 

[Feefo]

If there only was a source inside RWI for this info.....

Timegrapher results: useful info

Since this is quite a recurring question I thought to link here a couple of useful threads on the topic and sticky this as accessible reference for newbies. If anyone got additional threads or info on the topic, please contribute. THIS IS NOT A THREAD TO ANSWER YOUR TIMEGRAPHER QUESTIONS...

forum.replica-watch.info

 

[Karbon74]

I do have a question too.
The Weishi auto detects lift, no?

 

[dogwood]

I do have a question too.
The Weishi auto detects lift, no?

Nope. Lift angle always has to be set manually afaik.

 

[Kerbus]

I believe I once saw one with a pad in place to prevent scratching the case. If I use mine I'm going to have to make one. I'm not risking scratching mine.