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# Title: LBr. 265 · Ferrand
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Et hac quidem constructione explicationis causa uti soleo, in praxi vero
sufficiunt Elateriola duo, qualia fere in diario scripsi. Quodsi
de invento ad horologia communia applicando quaestio sit; pendula quidem
non nisi uno opus haberent Elateriolo cum pendulum ipsum alterius teneat
a cujus impactu liberatum est
locum. Hoc vero Elateriolum ictibus suis pendulum crejiceret, atque in
interim dum pendulum obsc oscillationem repetit, a primo mobili pondere
scilicet vel Elaterio magno retenderetur: ita pendulum eadem semper
vi impelleretur. Pro Horologiolis vero, quae vos Monstres vocatis
eadem sirciler ratio institui potest; diro scilicet erunt Elateriola, alterum in
spiram tortum communi more modoque, alterum rectum, ac tensione nonniliis
inflexum: prius liberabit posterius impactu suo, et ab eo rejectum denio ipso
impulsu tendetur; posterius antequam  novum prioris ictum experiatur;
ruisa
vi primi mobilis estensum reperietur. Idem duobus etiam pendulis,
aut duabus spiris effici potest; ut ex percepto recte plincipit meo
facile judicari potest. Sed constructionem tamen explicatam credo
caeteris commodiorem. Idem autem semper principium est, ut
scilicet duabus pluribusve adhibitisviribus, tantisper dum una agit altera
ad eundem praecise statum restituatur.
sine ullo ateriolo)
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