Editing PIC based Stepper Motor Dancing Analog Clock

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|You need one with AC output to get the 60 Hz timing signal from the power line.  Mine is a 9 v 800 ma unit.  I found it somewhere.  The unregulated rectified voltage should be good for your motor, so check your motor against the wall wart.  The 9 volt unit does a good job of driving a 12 volt motor.  Motors do not need very well regulated power.
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|You need one with AC output to get the 60 Hz timing signal from the power line.  Mine is a 9 v 800 ma unit.  I found it somewhere.
 
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