DIY clock SH-E878 *

This is a very simple DIY clock you can build. Parts are available on eBay.
You will need to have a soldering iron and some solder.
This works on a 5-12 volt power supply.


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  1. FXV3008 March 2020 at 14:44

    Shame this does have a battery to keep the clock alive.

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