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right im in the middle of repairing an old laser light. ive got a new plug/tranformer to power the 2 motors but is there a way of limiting the output power inline? or gaining, just so the two motors run at differnt speeds? i havent got a clue bar from using two differnt transformers!
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You could get one of those transformers that you can switch to different voltages http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=226 or better still one of those model train controlers. ![[Linked Image]](http://www.hobbylinc.com/gr/crx/crx55401.jpg)
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ive used a nice resitor  for now i was thinking about using on of those train contolers!
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Just had a better idea!!! im using one of those universal power suplies you know the ones you can change the voltage! so i can adjust the patterns!
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