probably spin slow
maybe overheat because of higher current.
STRANGE, the spin keeps the current LOW
maybe overheat because of higher current.
STRANGE, the spin keeps the current LOW
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it will run slower for sure maybe not at all.. but if its cooled by a fan then it may overheat too..
we tried that with a motor to use a speed control on it and it worked but we forgot that there is a fan used to cool the motors somtimes and when we slowed the motor we slowed the fan that meant less air cooling it and it overheated..
we tried that with a motor to use a speed control on it and it worked but we forgot that there is a fan used to cool the motors somtimes and when we slowed the motor we slowed the fan that meant less air cooling it and it overheated..
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It may not get started if the starting current is too low. If it does get started, it will run at below 300 rpm.
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nothing, it wont start, voltage is to low, an the motor has diode in it to prevent this
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It will rotate slower, though I'm not sure about the torque.