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26-02-2007, 15:52
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Re: Lowering the voltage on a spike
you need to use a Victor. You can turn it "on" and "off" plus control the speed of your motor by plugging it into a PWM port. Sending a 127 signal is "off". 128-254 is variable speed in one direction while 0-126 is variable speed in the other direction.
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