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>so I guess a simple power supply wont be enough

looks like a very standard AC motor at 120V (or 240V for the yuro cucks) with multiple taps for diff speeds, just like a desk fan
needs a 1.5uF cap at 450V between 2 wires, which you can determine by backtracing the pins on the circuit board
an AC voltmeter, and a willingness to die for a cause, would prove helpful
best guess is you apply 120V across the 3-rd and 6-th, or 3-rd and 7-th, wires to power it up
to avoid burning things up, i'd put a high-wattage bulb (150W or better) in series with the power wires to limit current

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