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hotwaterwizard

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Here is what I came up with using the Above Circuit as a referance.

How do I wire for a motorized amp rack? - Page 2 -- posted image.

John DeRosa (Hotwaterwizard)

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ropes

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Hey scorponox,

Yeah...a resistor may do the trick for your motor, experiment with it. Try various resistors also might want to try some potentiometers. Any decent electronics store should have a supply of either of those.

Post a pic or two....let us see what it looks like.

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ropes wrote:

Hey scorponox,

Yeah...a resistor may do the trick for your motor, experiment with it. Try various resistors also might want to try some potentiometers. Any decent electronics store should have a supply of either of those.

Post a pic or two....let us see what it looks like.

A Resistor or potentiometer would fry because of the current.

Now a Light Dimmer from the Junk yard may do it or a Wiper speed control.

I will see what I can come up with.

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Put a coil in series with the motor on the ground side in order to slow it down...

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What do you mean by "coil"?

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Yeah, not much there yet. FishmanAudio

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