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Re: make motor go slower

If It's on a speed controller you can control the speed with a PWM signal. This will also decrease the torque on the motor.

If it's on a relay you're pretty much stuck with one speed.

You can make a motor go slower with a gear/sprocket/belt reduction as well.
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