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Need DC -> AC converter

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From: Harry Skelton
Date: Tue, 28 Mar 1989 10:03
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I have a kit "clock" that I purchased the other day but due to the
unlisted design I was unaware that it required 12V AC rather than the
12V DC I was looking for.  Is there a cheep conversion circut that will
do the procesing? Is there a better "clock" project?  I am looking for
a simple clock for my car and a few more for other locations that
are 12VDC environments.

Also, I am looking for a 2SD707.  I don't know who makes it but found a
"compatable" part in a two legged can.  I need the three legged flat pack
type. (you can tell I'm a by-the-book begginer 8-) ).

Many thanks from this humble novice...
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From: bear@obdient.CHI.IL.US (Harry Skelton)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics
Subject: Need DC -> AC converter
Keywords: 12VDC to 12VAC
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Date: 28 Mar 89 10:03:14 GMT
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