Pulse motor build off time.

[synchro1]

@Tinselkoala,

You promote yourself as some kind of electronics genius with repetitive convoluted circuits. Can you scarf some blinking Christmas bulbs on it for us? KISS keep it simple stupid!

[MileHigh]

Bait and switch!  Bait and switch!  lol

[ramset]

Hey fellahs
this ain't the MO of this thread.
Synchro you want Tinsel to Build your Idea
send  an Email to ChetKremens@gmail.com


We'll see to it he gets everything you require to replicate.


please change course here...
this Pulse motor thread is Hallowed  ground.


Lets make solutions not pollutions....


Respectfully
ChetKremens@gmail.com
ps
Synchro

if you refuse this offer please do not continue this very poor path here.
there are some here that just can't wait to argue and offer no other solution
TinselKoala is NOT one of those people
PPS
I post this offer with his approval..
and
PPS
speaking of "likes to  fight"
please don't take the Bait below .

[MarkE]

@MarkE,

The Reed Switch is triggered by the rotor magnets before they encounter the coil. Take a look at Doug Konzen's coil shorting video linked above. Doug gets zero "Lenz Propulsion" with the coil leads open. We get the acceleration when the coil is in output mode under load. The one DPDT Reed Switch handles all the coils in series. Perhaps I have you confused when saying the switch is closed? When the switch is closed, the contacts are touching and the circuit is open. The other thing is, the coil is charged to attract the rotor magnet in the neutralization phase and not affected by rotor induction. I hope that helped.

Connecting the coil in a closed circuit consumes energy from the KE of the passing magnets.  It acts as a brake.

[synchro1]

@MarkE,

You're not taking the "Lenz Delay" factor into account. Please review the Doug Konzen video I linked.

TK wants to sledge a point home with a pedantic "Grammar Hammer".

@Ramset,

I wouldn't trust either TK or MH to shine my shoes! My idea is for the group to benefit from. This is a beginner circuit anyone can master. One more thing: The DPDT Reed Relay comes in either pole trigger configuration, however a generic variety can come either way, so it's best to determine this in advance if you choose one pole over the other for your choice of rotor pole facing magnets.