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BUILD AUTO VIBRATOR
12/14/2012 12:03:41 PMALLAN ST.MARIE
I WOULD LIKE TO FIND OUT IF SOME ONE HAS A SCHEMATIC TO BUILD 6 & 12 VOLT, NEG & POS GND VIBRATORS FOR OLD AUTOMOBILE RADIO'S; NEW ONES EXPENSIVE THESE DAYS.
THANKS FOR ANY HELP, ALLAN
12/14/2012 2:59:13 PMDennis Wess
Here's a link to rather lengthy post that covers that topic. The post contains a few schematics that might interest you so be sure to look it over in it's entirety.

Build a solid state vibrator

12/14/2012 5:03:28 PMJohn K
:Here's a link to rather lengthy post that covers that topic. The post contains a few schematics that might interest you so be sure to look it over in it's entirety.
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:Build a solid state vibrator
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Good link, Dennis. All the answers are there. I got my answer. I'll just pay the $30. :>)
12/16/2012 12:12:02 PMALLAN
::Here's a link to rather lengthy post that covers that topic. The post contains a few schematics that might interest you so be sure to look it over in it's entirety.
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::Build a solid state vibrator
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:Good link, Dennis. All the answers are there. I got my answer. I'll just pay the $30. :>)
: HI JOHN AND DENNIS, THANKS FOR ALL OF THE GOOD INFO; I THINK THAT I WILL CONTINUE PAYING THE $30.OO FOR NOW.

12/21/2012 12:26:17 AMStephen
You could adapt this circuit:

http://www.eleccircuit.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/07/dc-to-ac-inverter-by-ic-555-and-tip41-tip42.gif

:I WOULD LIKE TO FIND OUT IF SOME ONE HAS A SCHEMATIC TO BUILD 6 & 12 VOLT, NEG & POS GND VIBRATORS FOR OLD AUTOMOBILE RADIO'S; NEW ONES EXPENSIVE THESE DAYS.
:THANKS FOR ANY HELP, ALLAN
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