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Can someone review this Wiring Diagram and Parts List

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ParaDiddle

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Here is a wiring Diagram for a wavemaker device for aquariums. I don't know squat about electronics (I'm a programmer), but I think I can handle this. I'm assuming that once I order the parts that I can figure out how to solder everything together.

Here is the diagram:
https://www.cyberreefguru.com/electronics/wave.gif

Here is the parts list:
https://www.cyberreefguru.com/electronics/parts.list.html

As you can see the part numbers are abour 8 years old. When I look up the MC1455 at Digikey there are 3 of them. Which one do I need for this project? Here is the link https://www.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?Criteria?Ref=242433&Site=US&Cat=31523926

Also, anyone know a good URL where I can learn the symbology of wiring diagrams, so I know what I'm looking for in parts catalogs?

Sorry for being a NOOB. I know I can figure this stuff out, I've hacked things together before with wiring diagrams and I'm not afraid to try anything.
 
You can use any of the MC1455s, but you probably don't want to fool with the top one in the list, which is a surface mount part. You can actually use any 555-type timer for this application - LM555, NE555, TLC555, etc. You could even use LM556, which has two timers in one package, but that would probably confue you even more.
 
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