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Pump w/ 2 pin connection?

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Limp Gawd
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I have THIS pump and I'm guessing the 2-pin connection on the back of it is for voltage control. On the dangerden website it says that it can be hooked up to a fan controller so you can increase or decrease the voltage to the pump. Now what I've been having a hard time with is finding wiring that will work with it. I've looked at a few online stores, but no luck so far. If anyone knows where I can get a wire for it I'd really appreciate it. The connection on the back is male, so it'll have to be a 2-pin femal with a 3-pin feamle on the other side.
 
Ok, here's a picture of the rear of the pump. Sorry so blurry. I've found an old cathode wiring set that I had and on the end of it is a 2 pin female connection, like what you plug into the converter box. The plastic end wont fit in the slot on the back of the pump, but if modified will such wiring work?

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That is a jumper for low-voltage starting. You stick a jumper on it (just like the one for clear-CMOS or master/slave select on a harddrive) to improve pump starting when using under 7 or 8 volts.

For adjusting the pump's voltage, just hook the pump's normal wires/connector to a suitable controller.
 
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