Chronomentometer Check

Each chronomentometer has three rows with 9 cells in it. Reading the contents of the 9 cells, from left-to-right, forms a nine-letter string, or "nonagram". The nonagrams are just strings of letters and will not be meaningful.

The higher-valued chronomentometers are generally harder to reconstruct; keep this in mind if you can't work on all of them at the same time.

Please submit the form below to OPEN ANOTHER PAGE where you can see the partially-built chronomentometer and submit the nonagrams of the fixed chronomentometers. Make sure to get your group name correct so that you are the one credited for your design!