I don't remember seeing a pin for the power in the Yenka program (it's on my home computer, I'll check when I get home). So attached is a scan of a proposed circuit using Boncuk's design but including a few more lights. The clock itself is powered by a 12 volt car battery so if the 4017 can handle the 12 volts, I'd just as soon drop the 5 volt rail. I need to use lamps for the lights that are bright enough to see in daylight from 80-100 ft away. That might be 10-20 watts per bulb(???). Looking at my drawing, can I use diodes (D4 and D5 highlighted in yellow) set up like I have drawn? The logic is that when Q1 opens it powers K1 relay which then supplies power to all three lights (2 of them though the diodes). Then when the clock hand has made a circle and Q2 opens it trips K2 and supplies power to lamp 2 directly and lamp 3 though diode 5 but can't supply backwards to lamp 1 because of diode 4. I would want 4 lamps in total though.
Also does my clock motor start/stop circuit look ok?
Boncuk, the clock is that large white box in the lower right hand corner of the picture. It's analog and typically only used for a single revolution (1 min).
Thanks guys!