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Article #1009112v dc -> 9v ac converter
From: Space Studies Student Organizati...
Date: Tue, 12 Feb 1991 19:55
Date: Tue, 12 Feb 1991 19:55
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I'm interested in building a converter that would allow me to run a
Commodore VIC 20 computer from a 12v motorcycle battery. The
computer needs a 9v ac input. Is it possible to synthisize this
easily? The current load is less then 3 amps max. The setup will
be used in a robot. Anyone have any ideas?
John Nordlie University of North Dakota
Space Studies Dept.
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