Posted by Greg k on February 14, 2015 at 13:41:50 from (70.198.4.208):
I was working at the church today and had a little time to glance at another project. There is an old (to me) Maas Rowe bell system in the church. It can be rung manually but for some reason not automatically. This was looked into 20 years ago or so and they were told no parts were available. With the internet today that may have changed. Does anyone here have any knowledge of this type of system.I have some pics, but none of the electric plungers or the hanging chimes. I know absolutely nothing about vacuum tubes so any help is useful. I need to talk to the last person that looked at it, but after 20 years the memory may be fuzzy. Thanks in advance.
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