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    This document describes a 5-transistor radio circuit that can be built using two transistors instead of an integrated circuit. It also describes an inverter circuit that converts a 1.5 volt input to a 10 volt output, providing an alternative to expensive 9 volt batteries.

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    This document describes a 5-transistor radio circuit that can be built using two transistors instead of an integrated circuit. It also describes an inverter circuit that converts a 1.5 volt input to a 10 volt output, providing an alternative to expensive 9 volt batteries.

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    This document describes a 5-transistor radio circuit that can be built using two transistors instead of an integrated circuit. It also describes an inverter circuit that converts a 1.5 volt input to a 10 volt output, providing an alternative to expensive 9 volt batteries.

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    5-TRANSISTOR RADIO If you are

    not able to get the ZN414 IC, this circuit uses two transistors to take the place of the chip.

    1.5v to 10v INVERTER This very clever circuit will convert 1.5v to 10v to take the place of those

    expensive 9v

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