Re: Motor speed controller

Tom Bruhns wrote:
On Apr 27, 5:47 pm, donald <Don...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I have a stick blender that I wish to make varable speed.

http://www.amazon.com/Cuisinart-CSB-77-Blender-Chopper-Attachments/dp...

Searching has found all kinds of motor controllers, but I am not sure if
they will work with this one.

Thanks

donald

OK, so I don't see a question there... What exactly is it that you
want to know?

If the product uses a typical universal brush-type motor with no built-
in electronics, you can probably just use a lamp dimmer. If it's
rated to run, for example, on 100-240V with no switching, it's just
about guaranteed to have some electronics inside and will likely react
poorly (not run right; never run again; ...) to being operated on
pulsed or lower voltage input. Perhaps that helps answer the question
you didn't ask but were wondering about.

Cheers,
Tom

Yes, thank you.

donald
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