Abstract: Herein disclosed is a battery-operated, dot type recording apparatus which comprises a drive mechanism unit having its number of revolutions regulated by the output of a quartz oscillator, a circuit for connecting a d.c. power source with a meter only when a measured value is to be recorded, and delay switching means for causing the tip of a pointer of a meter to hit the recording paper at the time when that meter becomes stable. Thus, the dot type recording apparatus is so constructed of a small number of mechanical means that it can reliably operate for a long time, while having its adjustment and maintenance facilitated, with little influence from changes in circumstances.

Abstract: Battery-operated, dot type recording apparatus which is so constructed that the recording paper feed and the recording operation are alternately executed in short times and that a measuring instrument is actuated only during a period of time covering time intervals before and after each recording operation, the actuation of the measuring instrument and the recording paper feed as well as the recording operation being carried out at good timing in a short period of time, whereby the consumption of the battery is low, no high power is required at a time, and the recovery time of the battery suffices, so that the battery is of long life.