Circuit setups for pulse motors

[Nastrand2000]

Ren,
I agree, lower speed equals more voltage but higher speeds equal higher current. But we are looking for a different way to charge batteries and this may be it. Its always good to look at all phenomena that we come across whether it is important or not.
Jason

[Ren]

I tested the voltage hand multiplier and it does the same on my meter when I place hands upon it.

[kubikop]

Does anybody know why my Motor uses less amps when it runs quicker?

It makes sense that the faster it goes the more amps it should draw, but it doesn't.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=z4eZ7drn030

Also I have been told that neodymium magnets are no good for pulse motors but see no reason why. any ideas?

[Nastrand2000]

It draws less amps the faster it runs because the pulse length gets shorter and the motor becomes more efficient the faster it goes.
Jason

[kubikop]

Thanks for answering, but it draws 125mA when its just on...

Then when is running through the reed switch (Timed) it draws 50mA at a distance and I have got it down to 18mA.

If time is the only factor then when it runs slows its off-on state is the same as when it runs fast (same off state as on in time)

Am I being stupid or is it not proportional?

Paul