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Posted for "Mark R Steitle" <mark.steitle@austin.utexas.edu>:

  John,
  MPJA.com sells a pwm motor controller kit for $15.  I've bought a number
  of these to use for controlling various items and they are easy to
  assemble and work as advertised.
  
  Mark S.
  
>  Pulse Width Modulator for a motor would work very

>> Using a transistor as a simple ON/OFF switch is an effective way to  
>> address controlling the power of LEDS.  With this approach there is no