On Fri, 15 Aug 2008, Jeff Steifel wrote:
You can't do it with a switch.
The timing of the brushes controls the direction.
Hey now,
Um, no, not true. The timing controls how efficent the motor turns
in whatever direction. If the timing is off a bit it'll still work, just
not as well.
RobII
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