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10th December 2003, 10:52 PM
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I am going to build a Kwak clock
I am going to build a Kwak clock, and I have a 7.2v batteri,
Is it okay too use a 7805 v reg, and a switch powerdoubler +5v and -5v and feed it direct to L2 +5v and L5 -5v. And what is ferrite bead any values. Are there any substitutes for AD8561 or MAX913.As I canīt find any of these in Sweden |
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